Defining finfish sustainability The chief executive of the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre has drawn on more than 800 years of experience from aquaculture experts in an attempt to reach a consensus on what a 'sustainable' sector will look like
Former AKVA executive Campbell joins BioMar Technology leader will spearhead company’s strategy to move 'beyond feed supply'
RAS supplier strengthens expertise as it expands into Denmark Pure Salmon Kaldnes names former AKVA Land Based engineer Pedersen in key role
High prices and weak currency led to another strong month for Norwegian seafood Salmond-led export earnings up by 19% in value in November compared to same month last year
Loch Long Salmon plans 8,000-tonne semi-closed farm in Loch Linnhe Company seeks council opinion ahead of planning application
Cell-cultured fat ‘can take alternative meat and fish to next level’ Singapore company aims to close the gap on animal protein products
On-land fish farmer has treated stock for lice Andfjord Salmon used Slice after ‘Scottish’ parasite entered flow-through pool
Protein-from-gas developer Deep Branch makes key hire New CFO/COO has the experience to help us grow, says boss of company aiming to produce huge volumes of aquafeed ingredient
Chilean coho farmer joins salmon sustainability initiative Salmones Aysén becomes 14th producer committed to improving sector’s environmental performance
Salmon growing well in Andfjord’s low-energy on-land farm The company reports continued good biological conditions in the company's first pool at Kvalnes, Andøya, Norway, and the survival rate is still high.
Kingfish Company can get to work in US Planners finalise permit conditions for 8,500-tonne RAS facility
Mowi delivers an early Christmas present to local groups Organisations nominated by fish farmer’s employees will receive up to £1,000 each
Scottish salmon farmer’s £3.2m bid to beat the weather Closed containment holding pen in harbour should allow Organic Sea Harvest to slaughter fish all year round
Singapore investor puts more money into Aqua-Spark Silverstrand adds extra €15m to initial €10m stake in sustainable aquaculture fund
Seaweed start-up given £272,000 by Marine Fund Scotland Eco Cascade plans west coast processing plant to link harvesters and farmers with product makers
Benchmark bullish despite increased loss Aquaculture biotech company earned more in 2022 financial year than in 2021 but bottom line was impacted by depreciation and higher finance costs
Ex-Mowi boss back in salmon farming ‘Once a fish farmer, always a fish farmer’ says Aarskog as he joins Eide Fjordbruk
Salmon Scotland chief praises French for help over exports Sector made record earnings from sales to Europe last year despite challenges of Brexit
Seaweed may protect fish farms from algal blooms Experiments in Chile show kelp can inhibit microalgae growth
Barramundi Group lost £11.2m in first nine months of 2022 Strong demand and encouraging vaccine trial buoy fish farmer as it seeks to grow
Let Scotland control handouts for its own seafood sector, urges Gougeon Holyrood minister claims UK government fund is causing confusion
Keeping an eye out for the best cleaner fish Video and artificial intelligence are to be used to identify lice-eating traits in wrasse and lumpfish and pick the most suitable candidates for breeding
Truck strike threatens time-sensitive fish farming operations Chilean producers urge government and unions to reach deal
Aquascot and Mowi net UK government cash boost Companies awarded £3.7m and £2m respectively to expand salmon processing facilities
‘Tougher priorities’ ahead for UK seafood consumers Norwegian salmon exports to Great Britain and Northern Ireland are up 9% but envoy warns of reduced buying power
Inverlussa takes delivery of second hybrid-power vessel The workboat for Scottish Sea Farms brings the Mull-based marine services provider's fleet to 19
Strategy and rising prices boost AquaChile Salmon farmer tripled EBITDA margin in first nine months of 2022
On-land trout farmer signs five-year deal with Skretting Feed firm’s climate credentials attract sustainability-focused Hima
‘A lack of humanity and an alarming lapse of leadership’ Aquaculture alliance launches fresh criticism of Washington state politician Franz after decision to block net pen fish farms
Scottish Sea Farms spent £17m on fish welfare last year Outlay included £2.6m for Thermolicer as part of early intervention policy
Salmon Scotland joins prestigious chefs’ group Move will help cement Scottish product’s place in the world’s top restaurants, says CEO
Prototype HAB alarms ‘will be on farms by January’ OTAQ says systems constantly monitor water using artificial intelligence
Chile: Salmon lorry hijacked on ferry Truck owners’ association criticises lack of response from police after loss of GPS signal triggered alarm
Scientists seek to sniff out secrets of salmon aroma ‘Alternative’ foods group funds research into creating the scent from plants
Scottish university granted £780,000 to improve fish welfare in Thailand and Vietnam Change can reduce losses and produce higher standard of meat, says expert
Marine growth on offshore rigs may have use in feed Scientists look at possibility of extracting proteins and fatty acids such as omega-3
Cooke completes deal to buy Tassal Acquisition of Aussie company adds 40,000 tonnes to Canadian company’s global salmon harvest, plus tiger prawns
Tribe condemns politician’s ban on fish farming Decision by US state’s public lands commissioner is an ‘irresponsible denial of science'
Salmon-focused website ‘throws in the towel’ Income has barely covered costs, says Salmon Business founder
Chile now a more attractive alternative for aquaculture The Norwegian government’s plan to slap a 40% extra tax on salmon and trout farmers has led to warnings from the aquaculture industry’s Norway-based major players that they may invest their money elsewhere. Here Gonzalo Varela, a founding partner of Puerto Varas law firm Varela Abogados, makes the case for choosing the world’s second-largest salmon farming nation, Chile.
Norway’s salmon tax will be based on real income, pledge ministers The government in Oslo is considering establishing an independent body to determine standard prices as a basis for the tax, the Ministry of Finance said today
Scotland salmon farmer welcomes its new Star Bakkafrost’s state-of-the-art wellboat provides much-needed capacity for freshwater treatments
Green hydrogen project at Mowi Chile smolt facility moves forward Researchers prepare to order equipment after feasibility study
Norway's government hints at change in 'salmon tax' structure One-size-fits-all approach may be scrapped tomorrow
Major step forward for ‘cultured’ meat and fish Chicken grown from cells in bioreactor is first alternative to be judged safe by US food watchdog
War refugee looks at potential of Scotland’s salmon skins A Ukrainian aquaculture entrepreneur who studied at the Scottish Association for Marine Science has linked up with the Oban institute again to see if consumers will wear the idea of leather made from fish
Chilean salmon farmer increased earning by 600% in Q3 High prices and bigger harvest boost Camanchaca
