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Diane Lebouthillier, Canada’s new Fisheries Minister, has been urged to take a more pragmatic approach to salmon farming in British Columbia. Lebouthillier took over from Joyce Murray three weeks ago […] Continue Reading
The Lerøy Seafood group has been named a climate champion, for the second year in succession, by the consulting company PwC. PwC published its annual Climate Index for Norway this […] Continue Reading
More than 30 years ago, aquaculture was identified as a possible solution to the decline in fisheries stocks Sustainability, fish welfare, biosecurity and food quality have been at the centre […] Continue Reading
In his latest column for Fish Farmer magazine, Salmon Scotland chief executive Tavish Scott welcomes the publication of the Scottish Government’s new vision for sustainable aquaculture and sets out his […] Continue Reading
A leading regional newspaper in northern Norway has launched a strong attack on the government over its salmon tax plans, accusing it of depriving local people of opportunities to progress. […] Continue Reading
The Norwegian cod farmer Statt Torsk turned in a loss of NOK 18m (£1.3m) during the second quarter this year, it has informed the Oslo Stock Exchange. The figure is […] Continue Reading
In the coming months RS Aqua will start supplying Innovasea’s new aquaControl Oxygenation & Aeration Systems into Scotland. These systems are the first in the world to feature digital control […] Continue Reading
Aquaculture and marine technology company Ace Aquatec has appointed Keith Davidson as Chief Technology Officer. Bringing a wealth of experience leading global technology teams, he joins from Singapore-based tech company […] Continue Reading
With the BADU Powerstar and BADU Novastar, SPECK is offering dry-installed, robust propeller pumps in a fully plastic design The single-stage, non-self-priming elbow pumps with axial impellers can be used […] Continue Reading