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Icelandic salmon company Arnarlax has been awarded the all-important British Retail Consortium (BRC) food safety certification for its processing operation in Bíldudalur in the Westfjords region. BRC Food Safety certification gives the […] 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
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
One year on from Loch Duart’s acquisition of a formerly defunct processing plant at Dingwall, Factory Manager Russell Leslie has said he is “delighted” with its performance. Independent salmon farmer […] Continue Reading
Icelandic food processing group Marel has struck a deal to acquire Valka ehf, a fish processing business also based in Iceland. Under the deal Marel will acquire more than 90% […] Continue Reading
Seafood Norway, the employer trade body which represents both aquaculture and fishing companies, has said it is disappointed with the UK-Norway trade deal, describing it as a lost opportunity. And […] Continue Reading
Frozen fish business Oceanic Seafoods has been bought out by its founder after its 50% shareholder Three Oceans was taken over by the European arm of Japanese seafood giant Nissui. […] Continue Reading
Norwegian fish farming and processing business Hofseth International has bought a 49% stake in the processing boat Taumar, in a clear challenge to the Danish-owned slaughter ship Norwegian Gannet. The […] Continue Reading
BRITAIN’S largest seafood company has been fined more than three quarters of a million pounds after a worker was trapped by a mixing machine at one of its Grimsby sites. […] Continue Reading