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Salmon farming is a ‘key anchor’ for rural and coastal communities, report finds

Photo 2 Jim Fairlie and Jim Gallagher
(l-r) Minister for Agriculture, Marine and the Islands Jim Fairlie and Scottish Sea Farms chief executive Jim Gallagher at the Scottish Sea Farms site in Gremista, Shetland, holding a salmon (photo: Dave Donaldson)
Salmon farming plays a critical economic and social role for rural and coastal areas in Scotland, a new independent study has found.

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