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The European Union has made it clear that it has not dropped its anti-trust investigation into allegations of price fixing by Norwegian salmon farmers. A similar inquiry is also active […] Continue Reading
Two aspiring aquaculturalists, from Nigeria and Portugal, have been named as the recipients of the 2021 Women in Aquaculture scholarship programme, run by Norwegian salmon farmer Kvarøy Arctic. Oyebadejo Augustina […] Continue Reading
The Scottish Government has pledged funding of £1.8m to help seafood businesses sell to markets in the UK and overseas. The initiative is intended to help the sector recover from […] Continue Reading
Measuring growth weight is a better indicator of lumpfish health than commonly used indicators such as fin damage, according to researchers at the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture. The […] Continue Reading
The export value of Iceland’s farmed fish products totalled just over ISK 3.2 billion (£18.4m) last month according to preliminary trade figures from Statistics Iceland. This represents a 67% rise […] Continue Reading
REF: IRC259592 SALARY: £13.33 per hour (£25,759) to £13.62 per hour (£26,312) (under review) DEPARTMENT: Department for Agriculture, Environmental and Rural Affairs (DAERA) LOCATION: Inland Fisheries, River Bush Salmon Station, […] Continue Reading
Marel, the international fish and meat process equipment group, has reported a strong order book during the second quarter of this year, thanks in part to record demand in the […] Continue Reading
The Norwegian cod farming company Stadt Torsk has suffered the sudden loss of more than 48,000 fish during the past week. The cause is still unexplained and a full report […] Continue Reading
Norwegian salmon farmer Kvarøy Arctic is supporting a more diversified, equitable, and climate-change resilient food system through its contribution to two aquaculture projects in a not-for-profit initiative. The two projects […] Continue Reading