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Eagle saved from octopus in B.C. waters

Eagle saved from octopus in B.C. waters

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.

Lumpfish to be grown in Canadian hatchery

Lumpfish to be grown in Canadian hatchery

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

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On-land salmon farmer valued at NOK 1 billion

On-land salmon farmer valued at NOK 1 billion

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.

10,000-tonne-capacity salmon farm takes shape

10,000-tonne-capacity salmon farm takes shape

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.

World’s first gas-hybrid wellboat launched

World’s first gas-hybrid wellboat launched

The world’s first gas-hybrid wellboat has been launched at a shipyard in Turkey.

Study: Bacteria-eating viruses can fight disease in RAS facilities

Study: Bacteria-eating viruses can fight disease in RAS facilities

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.

New US tariff threat to Scottish salmon fillets

New US tariff threat to Scottish salmon fillets

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

Bakkafrost postpones SSC share settlement to include latecomers

Bakkafrost postpones SSC share settlement to include latecomers

Scottish Salmon Company majority owner Bakkafrost has postponed the payment date for SSC shares acquired as a result of its mandatory offer.

Mowi helps build affordable housing in Canada

Mowi helps build affordable housing in Canada

Mowi Canada West has teamed up with non-profit group Habitat for Humanity to build affordable family homes on Vancouver Island.

Grieg NL open to questions and job applications

Grieg NL open to questions and job applications

Grieg NL is holding public information sessions in towns on the shores of Placentia Bay in Newfoundland today and tomorrow following its application for a licence to farm Atlantic salmon in the bay.

Unrest dents Chile’s salmonid export earnings

Unrest dents Chile’s salmonid export earnings

The value of salmonid exports from Chile fell 17.8% to US $427 million (£324m) in November amid problems caused by widespread social unrest at rising inequality in the country.

Scottish salmon exports worth extra £152m as production bounces back

Scottish salmon exports worth extra £152m as production bounces back

Exports of Scottish salmon were worth £614.1 million in the first nine months of this year – an increase of £152m on the same period last year when production was lower.

Bakkafrost takes Scottish Salmon Co stake up to 95.6%

Bakkafrost takes Scottish Salmon Co stake up to 95.6%

The Scottish Salmon Company’s majority owner, Bakkafrost, has increased its stake in the firm to 95.6% from 80.77% following a mandatory offer for the shares still owned by other individuals and organisations.

Falklands to study potential for aquaculture

Falklands to study potential for aquaculture

A detailed assessment is to be carried out into the potential development of an aquaculture industry in the Falkland Islands.

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