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Three aquaculture trainees win at Lantra’s ALBAS

Aquaculture trainees from Scottish Sea Farms, Grieg Seafood and Dawnfresh have been recognised in this year’s ALBAS awards. The ALBAS (Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills) are organised by training […] Continue Reading

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Dawnfresh in administration as 200 processing jobs go

The farming business of Dawnfresh, Scotland’s largest trout producer, is up for sale following the company’s move into administration. Meanwhile there have been 200 redundancies – and possibly more to […] Continue Reading

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Fish farmers hope for success at the Lantra awards

Three aquaculture trainees are among the shortlisted contenders for this year’s Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills, organised by rural skills body Lantra Scotland. The three are Emily Underhill, a […] Continue Reading

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Dawnfresh to close Uddingston, expand Arbroath plant

Dawnfresh Seafoods has announced plans to close its processing plant in Uddingston near Glasgow, and expand its site in Arbroath, in Angus on Scotland’s east coast. The company is consulting […] Continue Reading

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AquaGen led team in salmon health breakthrough

LED by AquaGen Scotland, a team of international aquaculture researchers has made a significant breakthrough with the identification of two new genetic markers that indicate greater resistance to a bacterial […] Continue Reading

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Seafood sector gathers for safety initiative

This week (Wednesday 24 June), Seafood Scotland and Seafish as part of the Scottish Seafood Training Network (SSTN), brought the industry together for a webinar with Helen Muir, Chairman of […] Continue Reading

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Scottish Pavilion offers Brussels refund

SCOTTISH seafood companies that had booked exhibition space at the now postponed Brussels expo are to be refunded by the Scottish government. Any firms that booked space within the Scottish […] Continue Reading

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Aquaculture’s ‘new wave’ drives recruitment campaign

A NEW initiative to recruit young people into the aquaculture industry will ‘light a fire’ and inspire the next generation to find out more about the industry, said rural economy […] Continue Reading

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Top trainees make Lantra awards shortlist

THREE aquaculture trainees have made the shortlist for Lantra Scotland’s annual awards, with the winners to be announced in March. The Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills, or ALBAS, celebrate […] Continue Reading

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