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Salmon farms are not responsible for spreading sea lice among the wild fish population, according to a new report from the Canadian government’s scientific advisors, and British Columbia’s farmers have […] Continue Reading
Hard times are hitting consumer demand for farmed shrimp, but demand for salmon is set to remain resilient in the first half of this year. That’s the prediction from Netherlands-based […] Continue Reading
The Canadian government is awarding CAN $40m (£24.3m) to help the country’s Atlantic coast aquaculture industry recover from the damage wreaked by Hurricane Fiona last September. The shellfish farming sector […] Continue Reading
Jan Feenstra, the former long-serving head of Mowi Ireland, has been awarded more than £100,000 in a civil case against his former employer over a share scheme. The dispute was […] Continue Reading
Scotland’s first semi-closed fish farm could find a home in Loch Linnhe, after a plan to site it on Loch Long was rejected by a national park. If built, it […] Continue Reading
Norwegian cod farmer Statt Torsk has scaled down its harvest plans in order to focus on contracted deliveries rather than selling its fish on the spot market. The company now […] Continue Reading
Four top Brazilian sushi chefs have taken part in a trade mission around Scotland designed to promote UK seafood and boost exports to South America. Regis Sasaki, Marcelo Shiraishi, Luiz […] Continue Reading
An attempt by Iceland Seafood International (ISI) to sell its Grimsby production site has collapsed for the second time in just over a month. The company said in a statement […] Continue Reading
Proximar Seafood has announced that the first batch of Atlantic Salmon juveniles have started to take feed at its land-based farm in Japan. The transfer of Proximar’s first generation fish […] Continue Reading