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Cooke wins in Nova Scotia boundary review

Cooke Aquaculture has won another important victory over North American anti-fish farming activists attempting to limit the growth of net-pen aquaculture. The company has finally been granted approval to extend […] Continue Reading

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Cooke bids to create new farm off Orkney

Cooke Aquaculture Scotland has submitted a planning application for a new six-pen salmon farm in East Moclett Sound, Orkney. The site would have capacity for biomass of 3,850 tonnes and […] Continue Reading

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US victory for Cooke steelhead plans

The Washington State Supreme Court has unanimously rejected various damage claims by a group of environmental organisations and upheld a permit granted to Cooke Aquaculture Pacific by the Washington Department […] Continue Reading

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Cooke sees Scottish profits fall to £34.2m in 2020

Turnover for Cooke’s Scottish fish farming business held steady during 2020, the year Covid-19 hit the industry, but pre-tax profits were down by just over 14%. Cooke Aquaculture Scotland reported […] Continue Reading

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Walrus spotted at Shetland salmon farm

A salmon pen in Shetland has become a temporary home for an unusual visitor – a walrus weighing three-quarters of a ton. The female walrus, which has been named “Freya” […] Continue Reading

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Cooke Aquaculture opens new Scotland office

Cooke Aquaculture, one of the top producers of Scottish salmon, has opened a new Scotland corporate office. It is located in Avondale House in Strathclyde Business Park in Bellshill, close […] Continue Reading

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Cooke Aquaculture helps to fund local sailing club

Scottish salmon farmer Cooke Aquaculture has donated more than £7,000 to buy boats and equipment for a community sailing club at Loch Shin, in the north west Highlands. Loch Shin […] Continue Reading

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Rural Affairs Minister opens Holywood Breeding Centre

Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Islands, Mairi Gougeon, has presided at a long-overdue official opening for AquaGen Scotland’s hatchery at Holywood. AquaGen acquired the Holywood Breeding Centre, near […] Continue Reading

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Cooke’s Bay of Holland site gets organic certification

Cooke Aquaculture Scotland’s Bay of Holland farm site in Orkney has been certified as organic by the Soil Association. The Bay of Holland seawater site, Stronsay, was constructed in early […] Continue Reading

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