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A senior Cermaq executive has spelt out a number of likely consequences if the Norwegian government decides to implement its salmon tax without changes. Lars Galtung, head of sustainability and […] Continue Reading
Icelandic Salmon, the parent company of Arnarlax, has announced a big increase in its 2022 final quarter operating income, which was up by almost €16m year on year, to €51.7m […] Continue Reading
Director of the Centre for Sustainable Seafood Competitive Salary Shetland – Flexible As the most northerly partner of the University of the Highlands and Islands, UHI Shetland provides a single […] Continue Reading
The large Chilean salmon company Nova Austral has admitted it is in debt default after grappling with various financial problems. So far, a plea for patience from bondholders has met […] Continue Reading
Norwegian cod farmer Norcod has reported 2022 fourth quarter sales of NOK 51.48m (£4.1m), almost the same as for Q4 2021. The operating loss before fair value adjustment for the […] Continue Reading
The European Commission has outlined a new package of measures to improve the sustainability of the trading bloc’s aquaculture and fishery sectors. The main objectives are to promote the use […] Continue Reading
Icelandic seafood group Samherji is to press ahead with plans for a giant salmon farm in the south west of the country after receiving broad approval from local residents. At […] Continue Reading
Through collaboration, all those involved in aquaculture can tackle the challenges faced by the industry and by the planet itself. That’s the message from Melanie Siggs, Director of the Global […] Continue Reading
The impressive start to the New Year for Norway’s seafood exports continued during February, the latest figures show, with values rising despite a fall in volume. In value terms, seafood […] Continue Reading