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Salmon executives join Canadian aquaculture alliance board

Salmon executives join Canadian aquaculture alliance board

New faces from the salmon farming industry have been added to the board of the Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance (CAIA) following elections at the group’s annual general meeting.

Nova Scotia: Gold standard for aquaculture

Nova Scotia: Gold standard for aquaculture

The Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia released a statement today that was intended to assure the public that the growth of aquaculture would be beneficial to the province.

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Cermaq finance chief resigns

Cermaq finance chief resigns

Global salmon farmer Cermaq has announced the resignation of its chief financial officer, Thomas Palm.

Rough reception for Cermaq's expansion plans

Rough reception for Cermaq's expansion plans

Fishers in St Mary’s Bay in Digby County, Nova Scotia have given a hostile reception to the possibility of Cermaq Canada expanding its Atlantic salmon farming operations into the province.

Fish farm employee dead after work place incident

Fish farm employee dead after work place incident

A Cermaq Canada employee is dead after a tragic incident that took place off the west coast of Vancouver Island.

ScaleAQ signs global supply deal with Cermaq

ScaleAQ signs global supply deal with Cermaq

Aquaculture supplier ScaleAQ and the world’s third-largest salmon farmer, Cermaq, have signed a global frame agreement securing ScaleAQ’s position as partner and vendor of Cermaq worldwide, the companies revealed today.

The aye farm: Cermaq says yes to project despite disappointment

The aye farm: Cermaq says yes to project despite disappointment

The world’s third-largest salmon farmer, Cermaq, will begin its iFarm project in northern Norway next month with the intention of putting fish in the sea in autumn 2020.

Salmon farmers support Brazil soy moratorium

Salmon farmers support Brazil soy moratorium

Salmon farmers including Scottish Sea Farms, Mowi and Grieg Seafood have signed an open letter expressing their support for the soy moratorium in the Brazilian Amazon.

130,000 morts collected at algae-hit Cermaq sites

130,000 morts collected at algae-hit Cermaq sites

Salmon farmer Cermaq today said that it had recovered 130,000 dead fish from three sites in British Columbia that have been affected by a harmful algal bloom.

Cermaq given two more lease options for Nova Scotia

Cermaq given two more lease options for Nova Scotia

Salmon farmer Cermaq today announced that it has been granted options for lease for the Mahone Bay and and St Margaret’s Bay areas in the South Shore region on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia.

First Nations get involved in BC area farms phase-out

First Nations get involved in BC area farms phase-out

The Indigenous Monitoring and Inspection Plan (IMIP) is a new plan that will oversee the phase-out of some ocean-based Atlantic salmon farms on the west coast of Canada. The details of the plan include a hands-on approach by the local First Nations.

New chloride/nitrite ratio 'better for RAS salmon'

New chloride/nitrite ratio 'better for RAS salmon'

A study in Norway has recommended that a much higher ratio of chloride to nitrite is necessary to prevent the accumulation of nitrite in plasma and growth losses of Atlantic salmon in recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS).

Cermaq operations in British Columbia tackle sea lice

Cermaq operations in British Columbia tackle sea lice

Cermaq operations in Clayoquot Sound located on the west coast of Vancouver Island is dealing with high levels of sea lice for a second spring season in a row.

Cermaq looks to Nova Scotia to double Canada capacity

Cermaq looks to Nova Scotia to double Canada capacity

Cermaq is to begin investigating the feasibility of expanding its salmon farming operations into Nova Scotia in a move that could double the company’s capacity in Canada to around 40,000 tonnes per year.

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