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Grieg NL project makes waves in Placentia Bay

Grieg NL project makes waves in Placentia Bay

Grieg Newfoundland has received government approval to conduct an environmental assessment at the proposed Placentia Bay salmon farm sites.

Mowi named most sustainable protein producer

Mowi named most sustainable protein producer

Mowi has topped a list that ranks the world’s 60 largest meat, dairy and fish producers for sustainability, with five other salmon farmers also in the top 10.

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Norwegians to study algae counter-measures in Canada

Norwegians to study algae counter-measures in Canada

Fish farmers from Norway are planning a trip to Canada to study how salmon farmers in british Columbia deal with harmful algal blooms (HABs).

Salmon giants hold steady after US distributor launches price-fixing case

Salmon giants hold steady after US distributor launches price-fixing case

The value of shares in Norwegian companies that own three of Scotland’s major salmon producers took a slight but relatively insignificant dip of between 1% and 2.5% today after news yesterday that they were facing a class action lawsuit in the United States.

Grieg in top 10 in Norway gender equality index

Grieg in top 10 in Norway gender equality index

Salmon farmer Grieg Seafood has been placed in the top 10 in a gender equality index of Norwegian companies.

Three-year study launched into smolt health in RAS

Three-year study launched into smolt health in RAS

Aquaculture experts at the University of Stirling are leading a £2 million study that aims to provide important information on the impact of innovative farming technologies on salmon.

Punishments can be tough if cartel is proved, say lawyers

Punishments can be tough if cartel is proved, say lawyers

Salmon farmers suspected of acting as a cartel to keep prices high may face serious punishments if the allegations are proved, according to Norwegian legal experts in the field.

Regulator rejects NGO's bid to block 30,000-tonne salmon farming project

Regulator rejects NGO's bid to block 30,000-tonne salmon farming project

Grieg NL is moving full speed ahead with plans for the massive Placentia Bay project.

Gill health problems wipe out Grieg Shetland earnings

Gill health problems wipe out Grieg Shetland earnings

Grieg Seafood has blamed gill-related diseases in Shetland and harmful algal blooms in British Columbia for a NOK50 million (£4.6m) write-down in third-quarter earnings.

English version of hit Norwegian fish welfare manual ‘coming soon’

English version of hit Norwegian fish welfare manual ‘coming soon’

A fish welfare assessment manual that has become a big hit with salmon farmers in Norway will soon be available as a free online document in English, its lead editor has said.

Grieg second-quarter harvest up 22% year on year

Grieg second-quarter harvest up 22% year on year

Grieg Seafood harvested 22,568 tonnes of salmon in the second quarter of 2018, a 22% increase compared to the 18,503 tonnes harvested in Q2 2017.

Former Steinsvik chief linked to new Canada service firm

Former Steinsvik chief linked to new Canada service firm

Bjorn Apeland, the former owner of aquaculture services provider Steinsvik, is reported to be involved in plans to create a fully-integrated aquaculture service hub in Marystown, Newfoundland, Canada.

Feed barge sinking scuppers Grieg Shetland’s Q1 profits

Feed barge sinking scuppers Grieg Shetland’s Q1 profits

The costs associated with raising a sunken feed barge have caused a first-quarter loss for Grieg Seafood Shetland.

Keep rules tight but streamline the system, say fish farmers

Keep rules tight but streamline the system, say fish farmers

Scotland’s salmon farmers want to keep the tough regulations governing the industry because they add to the special reputation – and higher price – their fish have in the global market.

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