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An independent Scotland would be able to invest more in its marine economy, while protecting the environment more effectively, according to a paper published today by the Scottish Government. The […] Continue Reading
Aquaculture in Europe faces continued stagnation unless there is concerted action on the part of the European Union to give greater priority to food production. So says the Federation of […] Continue Reading
Norway’s Conservative party has said it will scrap the “salmon tax” if re-elected in 2025. The party’s leadership has also hinted that European Union membership could be on the agenda […] Continue Reading
The European Commission has outlined a new package of measures to improve the sustainability of the trading bloc’s aquaculture and fishery sectors. The main objectives are to promote the use […] Continue Reading
A revealing new report suggests that organic aquaculture production across Europe has flatlined – with the exception of mussels. Production is up 60% in five years, which might appear impressive. […] Continue Reading
A €20m scheme to help the Irish aquaculture sector overcome the impact of Brexit has been approved by the European Commission under EU State aid rules. The scheme (equivalent to […] Continue Reading
New Zealand’s aquaculture and fisheries sector looks set to receive a multi-million pound boost following the successful conclusion of a trade deal with the European Union. The agreement ends years […] Continue Reading
France is set to receive more than half a billion euros to help develop its aquaculture and seafood sector. The money is part of a five year €18.4bn (£15.8bn) investment […] Continue Reading
Escalating the dispute between the UK and European Union over the Northern Ireland protocol risks a damaging trade war. That’s the warning from Salmon Scotland, which represents producers and suppliers […] Continue Reading