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Salmon ‘big five’ snub government overture

Norway’s five largest salmon companies have turned down a “clear the air” meeting with senior government ministers today over the ground rent tax controversy. Instead they have asked to be […] Continue Reading

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Norway’s salmon industry calls for revaluation of licences

Norway’s two main seafood employer organisations have approached the government, calling for a new valuation of farming licences for this year. Seafood Norway (Sjomat Norge) and Seafood Companies (Sjomatbedriftene) believe […] Continue Reading

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Norway’s salmon permit auction falls NOK 4bn short of target

Norway’s salmon permit auction yesterday netted just under NOK 4 billion, (£334m) less than half of what had been expected. The sale covered eight different mostly northern coastal zones right […] Continue Reading

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Budget hitting investment, Seafood Norway says

Seafood Norway, the fishing and aquaculture employers’ organisation, has accused the Norwegian government of worsening an already dramatic situation for the country’s seafood industry with yesterday’s budget. Chief executive Geir […] Continue Reading

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Lerøy hires Seafood Norway’s Valland as PR chief

Lerøy Seafood Group has hired Aina Valland as Communications Manager, with a brief to build up a new department for external communications, community and government contacts in the company. She […] Continue Reading

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Seafood industry and coastal mayors in wealth tax protest

Mayors from coastal fish farming communities along the Norwegian coast joined forces with the seafood industry yesterday to protest against a change to the way the value of aquaculture licences […] Continue Reading

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Seafood Norway welcomes new aquaculture strategy

Seafood Norway, the industry employers’ organisation, has broadly welcomed the new Labour-led coalition government’s strategy for the sector. The plan includes a commitment to encourage investment and innovation, and increased […] Continue Reading

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Seafood leaders expecting big things from new government

Norway’s seafood leaders have spelled out their priorities for the country’s new Labour-led government. Seafood Norway, the body which represents both aquaculture and fishing companies, has put cutting emissions, creating […] Continue Reading

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Norway’s seafood sector calls for action

Seafood Norway, the industry employer organisation, has backed its government’s new aquaculture strategy, describing it as ambitious. But it also says the industry is keen to get moving and has […] Continue Reading

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