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Almost 150 mainly coastal authorities in Norway are to receive a billion krone (around £86m) from the country’s aquaculture fund this autumn. The announcement was one of the first to […] Continue Reading
Norwegian company Hydroniq Coolers has won a contract to deliver the marine cooling system to two wellboats being built by Turkey’s Cemre Shipyard. Cemre is building the two wellboats – […] Continue Reading
Mowi today announced a third quarter global operating profit of around €131m euros with Scotland almost trebling its average per kilo return. The EBIT (operating profit) figure is about €5m […] Continue Reading
Aquaculture biotechnology business Benchmark is set to outdo market expectations for its full year financial results, the company has said. In a market announcement this morning, Benchmark said that it […] Continue Reading
The NTS group is facing a triple whammy from the disease infectious salmon anaemia (ISA). A suspected case has been reported at one of the group’s subsidiary operations Midt-Norsk Havbruk […] Continue Reading
A 55-year-old former dairy farmer has been named as Norway’s new Fisheries and Seafood Minister. Bjørnar Skjæran, now a full-time Labour politician, replaces the Conservative Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen who has held the […] Continue Reading
Teesside University is looking for commercial partners to help demonstrate the potential of a groundbreaking micro-bubble aeration technology. The process was developed jointly at Teesside University and the University of […] Continue Reading
Waste material from fish processing could be used to create one of the key components in the production of textiles. A team of Scottish researchers is exploring a new bio-based […] Continue Reading
Two of the biggest names in Norwegian salmon farming are reporting large increases in their third quarter harvest figures. SalMar and Lerøy Seafood are co-owners of Scottish Sea Farms, but because […] Continue Reading