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Second FishGlobe planned after success with smolts

Second FishGlobe planned after success with smolts

Norwegian innovator FishGlobe is to build a second 3,500m³ floating semi-closed containment smolt facility after successful stockings with an existing model.

Mowi to lose 30% of capacity in BC due to farm closures

Mowi to lose 30% of capacity in BC due to farm closures

Mowi Canada West will lose approximately 10,000 to 12,000 gutted weight tonnes of volume in British Columbia following the Canadian government’s decision to close 19 salmon farms in the Discovery Islands by June 30, 2022, it said today.

Pringle’s blueprint for locking down sea lice

Pringle’s blueprint for locking down sea lice

One of Scotland’s leading fish farmers has set out his blueprint for controlling sea lice levels on salmon farms.

Salmon sustainability is an open book for GSI

Salmon sustainability is an open book for GSI

The Global Salmon Initiative (GSI) today published its 2019 annual sustainability report, which provides a breakdown of 15 key sustainability metrics per member company and per region.

Grieg Seafood welcomes new wellboat to Canada

Grieg Seafood welcomes new wellboat to Canada

Grieg Seafood is expecting the arrival of a new wellboat. The custom design is valued at CDN $40 million and has the world’s most advanced fish handling technology, according to Grieg.

Salmon farmers facing potential $500m class action in Canada

Salmon farmers facing potential $500m class action in Canada

Norwegian-owned salmon farmers with operations in Scotland are facing a potential class-action lawsuit in Canada over allegations that they colluded to fix prices of fish bought by Canadians.

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.

Salmon farmers maintain innocence as US issues subpoenas

Salmon farmers maintain innocence as US issues subpoenas

Mowi and Scottish Sea Farms (SSF) co-owners SalMar and Lerøy have denied any wrongdoing after being sent subpoenas from the US Department of Justice in relation to a probe into alleged price fixing.

Monitoring and mitigation key themes during HAB study trip

Monitoring and mitigation key themes during HAB study trip

Members of the Norwegian Seafood Association (NSA) visited a Grieg salmon farm while on a study trip to British Columbia where they learned about harmful algal blooms (HABs).

Grieg chief’s tribute to RAS expert Frode Mathisen

Grieg chief’s tribute to RAS expert Frode Mathisen

Grieg Seafood chief executive Andreas Kvame has paid tribute to the company’s late freshwater head, Frode Mathisen, who died suddenly at the age of just 48 on September 22 in Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada.

Norwegians visit BC to study algal bloom defence

Norwegians visit BC to study algal bloom defence

Grieg Seafood hosted 29 members of the Norwegian Seafood Association during a study trip to one of their salmon farms located in Gold River, south west of Campbell River in British Columbia, western Canada.

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.

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).

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