Icelandic salmon farmer hit by second ISA outbreak
Icelandic salmon farming company Laxar Fiskeldi has been hit by an ISA outbreak for the second time in five weeks. Laxar is currently finalising plans to merge with its sister […] Continue Reading
ISA outbreak feared at AquaGen sites
Norway has reported its first suspected case of infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) in several weeks, at a broodstock group at the AquaGen sites at Ørsta and Heim in the west […] Continue Reading
SalMar facing double ISA hit in Norway
Fish farming giant SalMar is facing the prospect of a double hit by infectious salmon anaemia within the space of a few days. Both incidents are in the More and […] Continue Reading
ISA confirmed at fish farm in Iceland
Tests have confirmed Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) at a Laxar Fiskeldi fish farm in eastern Iceland. MAST, the Icelandic food and veterinary authority said they have received back the results […] Continue Reading
Suspected ISA case found in Iceland
Fish farmers in Iceland are bracing themselves for the possibility that the first case of pathogenic Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) may have been found in the country. The Icelandic Food […] Continue Reading
NTS faces new ISA threat
The NTS group is facing a triple whammy from the disease infectious salmon anaemia (ISA). A suspected case has been reported at one of the group’s subsidiary operations Midt-Norsk Havbruk […] Continue Reading
ISA suspected at farm with 925,000 salmon
The Norwegian salmon company Midt-Norsk Havbruk is facing a potentially serious threat over a suspected infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) outbreak at one of its largest sites. Investigations are currently under […] Continue Reading
ISA suspected at Norway Royal Salmon site
A suspected case of infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) has been reported at a facility run by Norway Royal Salmon in the north of the country. This is the first such […] Continue Reading
Mowi fined NOK 800,000 over breach of ISA rules
The police chief in Norway’s Troms region has fined Mowi NOK 800,000 (£67,000) for violating the country’s aquaculture and food legislation. The company has accepted the penalty without comment. The […] Continue Reading