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AKVA hit by cyber attack

AKVA hit by cyber attack

International aquaculture supplier AKVA group was the subject of a cyber attack yesterday, and several key systems are currently down, it announced today.

Work started on 20,000-tonne gas-to-aquafeed plant

Work started on 20,000-tonne gas-to-aquafeed plant

Construction has begun in China on the Calysseo joint venture facility which is expected to become the world’s first commercial-scale production facility of single-cell protein (SCP).

Looking back, thinking ahead: Chris Wallard

Fish Farming Expert has asked individuals connected to the salmon farming industry about their year, and what they hope for in 2021. We continue the series today with Chris Wallard, chief marketing officer for St Andrews-based genetics services provider Xelect.

Looking back, thinking ahead: Heather Jones

Looking back, thinking ahead: Heather Jones

Fish Farming Expert has asked individuals connected to the salmon farming industry about their year, and what they hope for in 2021. We continue the series today with Heather Jones, chief executive of the Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC).

Ocean data service goes mobile

Ocean data service goes mobile

Aquaculture data technology company Umitron has launched a mobile phone application for its Pulse product, which provides a variety of ocean environmental information for fish, shellfish and seaweed farmers.

Solid quarter for AKVA

Solid quarter for AKVA

International aquaculture supplier AKVA group brought in more revenue in the third quarter of this year than in the same period in 2019 but was slightly less profitable.

Sølvtrans to spend £647m on 20 new wellboats

Sølvtrans to spend £647m on 20 new wellboats

The world’s biggest wellboat operator, Sølvtrans, plans to have 20 ships built over the next five years at a price tag of around NOK 8 billion (£647m).

‘Hybrid’ Aqua Nor confirmed for 2021

‘Hybrid’ Aqua Nor confirmed for 2021

The organisers of the world’s biggest aquaculture trade show, Aqua Nor, have insisted the biennial event will take place next year, although they are now planning for it to be a “hybrid” physical and online event.

Spanish store chain backs find-the-farmer fish packs

Spanish store chain backs find-the-farmer fish packs

A label guaranteeing the responsibly farmed origins of its seafood is being promoted in an advertising campaign by Spanish supermarket chain Eroski, which has around 1,000 outlets.

Rigging supplier bids to give US AQUAA Act a lift

Rigging supplier bids to give US AQUAA Act a lift

The Crosby Group, which owns aquaculture hardware supplier Gunnebo Industries, has put its weight behind the cross-party Advancing the Quality and Understanding of America Aquaculture (AQUAA) Act recently introduced to the US Senate.

Black soldier fly growth rate ‘can be doubled in a year’

Black soldier fly growth rate ‘can be doubled in a year’

Scientists in Scotland may be able to double the growth rate of the black soldier fly (BSF) within a year, making insect protein a more competitive and viable source of feed for farmed fish.

Ace Aquatec chief named regional Director of the Year

Nathan Pyne-Carter, chief executive of Dundee-based aquaculture technology supplier Ace Aquatec, has been named as Director of the Year for Tayside and Fife at this year’s Institute of Directors Scotland Awards.

Focus on aquaculture as OTAQ makes changes

Focus on aquaculture as OTAQ makes changes

Chris Hyde, chief commercial officer for aquaculture and offshore energy industry technology supplier OTAQ Group, has switched roles to become chief technology officer.

Study: Marine plastics could carry aquaculture pathogens

Study: Marine plastics could carry aquaculture pathogens

Scientists in Norway have concluded that plastics could be vectors for Aeromonona salmonicida and antibiotic resistance genes, posing a risk to salmonids.

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