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THE algae bloom outbreak which cost several Norwegian salmon farming companies dearly this year was partly caused by hydro-electric power plants in the area, a leading marine scientist has claimed. […] Continue Reading
BIOLOGICAL issues such as the algae bloom outbreak last May have hit the second quarter profit and earnings of Norway Royal Salmon, figures show today. The company has reported an […] Continue Reading
DESPITE a near seven per cent increase in operating revenues for the first quarter of 2019, the fish farmer Norway Royal Salmon took a big knock on its operating profits […] Continue Reading
A LEADING Nordic financial institution has said it expects salmon farming companies to continue to show an increase in earnings this year. Danske Banke, which is Danish owned and has […] Continue Reading
NORWAY Royal Salmon (NRS) today reported the highest operational EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) in the history of the company for both the final quarter of 2018 and the […] Continue Reading
A CONTROVERSIAL decision by Tromsø City council last month to ban any further open fish farming inside its municipal zone may yet be overturned. The Labour party on the council, […] Continue Reading
NORWAY Royal Salmon saw its 2018 third quarter operational EBIT fall by 82 per cent year-on-year, partly the result of an outbreak of ISA salmon disease and lower harvests. The […] Continue Reading
ICELAND’S fisheries minister is to submit a bill to the country’s parliament today amending the Aquaculture Act to ensure that the two companies who have lost their licences to expand […] Continue Reading
NORWAY’S fish farmers have spent tens of billions of kroners at auction buying new salmon production licences as a prelude to a major expansion of the industry. The result is […] Continue Reading