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Norway’s two main seafood employer organisations have approached the government, calling for a new valuation of farming licences for this year. Seafood Norway (Sjomat Norge) and Seafood Companies (Sjomatbedriftene) believe […] Continue Reading
Ohad Maiman, the founder of the yellowtail fish farmer The Kingfish Company, has stepped down from his role as chief executive of the business. The surprise announcement comes just days […] Continue Reading
The number of farm sites certified under the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) scheme grew by 20% last year, according to the ASC’s report 2021. In the organisation’s first ever annual […] Continue Reading
Planning permission for an innovative semi-closed salmon farm at Loch Long, on Scotland’s west coast, has been refused. At a hearing last night the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National […] Continue Reading
SalMar has received European Union approval for its plan to acquire its salmon farming rival NTS and the NTS subsidiary Norway Royal Salmon. The European Commission said it had decided […] Continue Reading
Mowi is set to take a majority stake in the Icelandic salmon breeder Arctic Fish. It is Mowi’s first significant move into aquaculture in Iceland. Mowi recently warned that the […] Continue Reading
Functional nutrition is key to reducing the susceptibility of fish to parasitic infections associated with intensive farming. Through continuous research and innovation, ADISSEO has gained understanding of fish-parasite interactions and has […] Continue Reading
Seafood consumption in much of the European Union is falling – and the trading bloc now depends on imports for an ever increasing amount of its requirements, according to new […] Continue Reading
Proximar Seafood has placed the first eggs at its hatchery in Oyama, near Mount Fuji, Japan. The company said some 125,000 eggs were inserted in this first batch and the […] Continue Reading