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Scottish salmon farmers take delivery of new vessels

SSF workboat Burra Sound 20260408_photo Bakkafrost & Nick Mailer Photography

Scottish Sea Farms' workboat Burra Sound (photo: Bakkafrost & Nick Mailer Photography)

A heavy duty workboat for Scottish Sea Farms and a locally built landing craft for Bakkafrost are the new additions to the industry’s fleet

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