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Scottish Sea Farms wins first ASC certification

Salmon producer Scottish Sea Farms has been awarded its first certification from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council. The ASC accreditation is for SSF’s Summer Isles farms, but the company aims to […] Continue Reading

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Lerøy profits up, but CEO warns of rising costs

Lerøy Seafood today became the latest fish farming business to report near double first quarter operating profits on the back of rising salmon prices. The group, which has a half share […] Continue Reading

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Scottish Sea Farms helps SalMar to profit in Q1

SalMar today became the latest fish farming company to report increased first quarter operating profits on the back of soaring salmon prices. The salmon giant, which is part owner of […] Continue Reading

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Marine Husbandry – Loch Kishorn

Starting salary from: £21,691 At Scottish Sea Farms we are committed to supporting local economies in some of the most remote parts of the Scottish Highlands and Islands by providing […] Continue Reading

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Aquaculture award winners celebrate

Kames Fish Farming has been named Best Aquaculture Company award in the 2022 Aquaculture Awards. The event took place on Day 2 of the Aquaculture UK conference and trade show […] Continue Reading

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VIP welcome for new Grieg Newfoundland salmon facility

A high-level delegation, including Canadian federal and regional government officials, turned out for the official opening of Grieg Seafood’s new aquaculture facility near Marystown, Newfoundland at the weekend. Also present […] Continue Reading

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Scottish Sea Farms makes ‘Living Wage’ commitment

One of Scotland’s biggest salmon farmers has committed to help its employees cope with the cost of living crisis – by paying above the real Living Wage. Following its annual […] Continue Reading

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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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Scottish Sea Farms confirms first key Shetland appointments

Scottish Sea Farms has announced the first two appointments for its new Shetland assets, acquired from Grieg at the end of last year. Richard Darbyshire, formerly Scottish Sea Farms Orkney […] Continue Reading

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