A team of Scottish and international aquaculture experts is developing a pioneering in-feed vaccine for salmon to combat sea lice.

Mowi Canada West employees saved a bald eagle from a watery grave. A video shows employees at a farm site in British Columbia trying to free the eagle from an octopus.

An application to develop Canada’s first lumpfish hatchery in Newfoundland and Labrador has been put into motion.

Two out of three parts of the revolutionary Havfarm being built for Norwegian salmon farmer Nordlaks have come into place in the dry dock at the CIMC Raffles shipyard in Yantai, China.

A Norwegian company building an on-land salmon farm that will use solar and wind power to supply its energy needs has passed NOK 1 billion (£83.6m) in market value, even though it has yet to put a fish in the water.

Bacteriophages would be a good tool in recirculating aquaculture systems, scientists in Finland say after discovering that the viruses survive up to 21 days in RAS and could be a long-term solution against bacterial diseases.

Scotland’s salmon farming industry is again facing a threat of tariffs being added to fillets it exports to the United States.

Mowi Scotland has hosted more than 60 tours over the course of the year, ranging from politicians, academics and retailers to trade bodies and Mowi employees from business units around the world, the company said in its monthly newsletter, The Scoop.

Scottish Salmon Company chief executive Craig Anderson has agreed to sell his shares in its Jersey-based holding company, The Scottish Salmon Company plc, to majority owner Bakkafrost.

The price of Norwegian salmon so far in December is the second highest ever, according to financial group Nordea.

A video from 2017 shows bloody discharge pouring out of an effluent pipe, directly into the Discovery Passage channel located off the coast of Vancouver Island.

Salmon farmer Grieg Seafood, feed producer Nutreco and UK supermarket giant Tesco today became the first companies to contribute to an industry-led initiative that pays Brazilian soy farmers not to cut down forests.

At a large factory in the Indian countryside this week, the first of six nets to be used on the Havfarm development project in Norway is being finished. There are several things that make the net special.