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Norway ‘traffic light’ verdict due in mid-March

Norway ‘traffic light’ verdict due in mid-March

A verdict in the case between the Norwegian state and a group of salmonid farmers challenging an order to reduce production will be delivered on or around March 17.

Scottish Sea Farms increases Q4 earnings by 55%

Scottish Sea Farms increases Q4 earnings by 55%

Scottish Sea Farms made an operating profit of around NOK 76 million (£6.43m) before biomass adjustment in the fourth quarter of 2020, an increase of 55% compared to the NOK 49m earned in the same period in 2019.

Norway: Fish farmers go to court to fight biomass cut

Norway: Fish farmers go to court to fight biomass cut

Salmon and trout farmers in one of Norway’s “traffic light” aquaculture areas have begun a legal fight against an order to reduce fish production.

Semi-closed containment better for post-smolt salmon, study shows

Semi-closed containment better for post-smolt salmon, study shows

Post-smolt salmon in semi-closed containment systems (SCCS) grew far better than those in open net pens, a study has shown.

Fish health is the real dividend for salmon farmer

Fish health is the real dividend for salmon farmer

Scottish Sea Farms’ owners chose to use profits for growth and fish health instead of taking dividends in 2020, the company’s newly published 2019 annual report shows.

Lerøy harvest figures up for Q4 and whole of 2020

Lerøy harvest figures up for Q4 and whole of 2020

Norwegian salmon and trout farmer Lerøy Seafood harvested both more in the fourth quarter of 2020, and in total for the year, compared with 2019.

Better fish health and EBIT for Scottish Sea Farms

Better fish health and EBIT for Scottish Sea Farms

Scottish Sea Farms made an operating profit of NOK 101 million (£8.43m) in the third quarter of this year, based on good fish growth and biological performance.

Mowi is most sustainable protein producer - again

Mowi is most sustainable protein producer - again

Four companies that operate salmon farms in Scotland have been named among the top 10 most sustainable animal protein producers in the world, with Mowi ranked No.1 for the second year in a row.

Fish cage power plant creator plugs into market

Fish cage power plant creator plugs into market

A company that uses fish cage collars to create floating solar energy plants is planning to list on Norway’s Merkur Market to raise money for expansion.

Norwegian freshwater expert heading home after SSF hatchery success

Norwegian freshwater expert heading home after SSF hatchery success

Scottish Sea Farms has begun a search for a new head of freshwater farming to replace veteran fish farmer Pål Tangvik.

Norway’s prime minister opens Lerøy visitor centre

Norway’s prime minister opens Lerøy visitor centre

Norway’s prime minister, Erna Solberg, has officially opened an aquaculture visitor centre in Bergen, and given her backing to the continuation of salmon farming in the sea – but perhaps in closed containment rather than net cages.

Coronavirus: Salmon farmers ‘put health of staff first’

Coronavirus: Salmon farmers ‘put health of staff first’

Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation (SSPO) chief executive Julie Hesketh-Laird was understood to be meeting rural economy secretary Fergus Ewing today to outline how the industry is coping with the consequences of the coronavirus outbreak.

Scottish Sea Farms’ earnings take hit in Q4

Scottish Sea Farms’ earnings take hit in Q4

Scottish Sea Farms’ operating profit in the last quarter of 2019 fell by more than two thirds compared to the same period in 2018, co-owner Lerøy said in its Q4 2019 report today.

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.

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