Posts Tagged ‘aquaculture’
Further rise in salmon prices
Norwegian salmon prices have continued on the road to recovery following a prolonged slump during the summer.
Read MoreSamherji ready to start work on new super fish farm
Samherji, Iceland’s largest fishing and aquaculture company, is to start work on its new salmon land farm next month.
Read MoreOut of Eden
On the east coast of Scotland, an innovative project is seeking to show that tropical shrimp can be grown – at commercial scale – in colder climes.
Read MoreFresh thinking
Europe loves to import shrimp, but would we be better off growing our own? Robert Outram investigates.
Read MoreOur main strength is the quality of our people
A leading Irish food transport specialist is celebrating the five-year anniversary of its Scottish operation.
Read MoreFouling solution
Lindgren-Pitman’s innovative net cleaner Stingray E230 Series ROV removes all fouling, minimises fish stress and reduces CO2 emissions by eliminating 90% of conventional fuel consumption.
Read MoreInnovation under the sea
Fish Farmer rounds up the latest news on subsea technology
Read MoreBoats built for work
A Donegal-based business is now Ireland’s leading boatbuilder for aquaculture vessels.
Read MoreAlgal oil for a better fish
RaySon algal oil, an alternative source of omega-3 specially for salmon feed, improves the quality of the final product for consumers and boosts the immune system.
Read MoreVónin unveils ROYAL anti-predator netting with antifouling properties
Vónin, a leader in innovative aquaculture solutions, has introduced its latest breakthrough: ROYAL anti-predator netting.
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