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Permit conversion anchors the future for Ocean Farm 1

Permit conversion anchors the future for Ocean Farm 1

The eight temporary development permits granted to SalMar’s pioneering Ocean Farm 1 have been converted into ordinary commercial food fish permits by Norway’s Fisheries Directorate.

Lerøy harvests rise for Q2 and H1

Lerøy harvests rise for Q2 and H1

Fish farmer Lerøy harvested 38,900 gutted weight tonnes of salmon and trout in Norway in the second quarter of this year, an increase of 1,800 gwt of the same period last year, it said in a trading update today.

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Hybrid ship offers greener feed deliveries from BioMar

Hybrid ship offers greener feed deliveries from BioMar

Fish feed manufacturer BioMar Norway and ship owner Bio Feeder are collaborating on a hybrid conversion of a vessel to deliver feed to salmon farmers in a greener way.

Big fall in salmon price mirrors 2019 plunge

Big fall in salmon price mirrors 2019 plunge

The spot price of Norwegian salmon plunged more than NOK 10 last week, the third-largest weekly fall on record.

RAS supplier appoints new Denmark director

RAS supplier appoints new Denmark director

Water treatment equipment supplier CM Aqua Technologies has appointed Camilla Cetinkaya as the new director for the Danish section.

AKVA signs up to build 15,000t salmon plant in US

AKVA signs up to build 15,000t salmon plant in US

Global aquaculture supplier AKVA group has signed a non-binding agreement the Norwegian company AquaCon AS for a potential supply of equipment, engineering and design for a planned 15,000 tonne on-land salmon farm on Eastern Shore, Maryland, in the United States. Eastern Shore forms the eastern border of Chesapeake Bay.

Norway salmon prices jump by nearly NOK 5 per kilo

Norway salmon prices jump by nearly NOK 5 per kilo

The market-setting spot price of Norwegian salmon increased by NOK 4.68 / kg last week (week 23), ending at 68.21 / kg, according to seafood statistics provider Akvafakta.

Blockchain will boost our fish prices says Norway seafood trade group chief

Blockchain will boost our fish prices says Norway seafood trade group chief

Norwegian trade organisation Seafood Companies and leading Nordic region IT infrastructure provider Atea have signed a letter of intent to use blockchain technology from IBM for companies in the seafood industry.

Kvarøy fastens its fish to the blockchain to beat fraud

Kvarøy fastens its fish to the blockchain to beat fraud

Upmarket Norwegian salmon farmer Kvarøy Arctic has teamed up with information technology giant IBM to enhance the traceability of its salmon and help foster consumer trust across its supply chain.

Norway earmarks £1.7m for fish feed research

Norway earmarks £1.7m for fish feed research

The Norwegian government has proposed that NOK 20 million (£1.7m) is allocated to research on the development of fish feed based on Norwegian raw material.

Huge leap for Norway salmon spot price

Huge leap for Norway salmon spot price

The market-setting spot price of Norwegian salmon rose last week with what is the second largest price jump in a week ever.

SalMar wants permanent licences for Ocean Farm 1

SalMar wants permanent licences for Ocean Farm 1

Norwegian salmon farmer SalMar has applied to convert the temporary development licences for its pioneering Ocean Farm 1 into permanent, regular permits.

Work starts on 36,000-tonne salmon farm

Work starts on 36,000-tonne salmon farm

Construction work has begun on what will become one of Europe’s largest on-land salmon farms at a former quarry at Indre Harøy, north of Ålesund in Norway.

A record result for Scottish Sea Farms co-owner SalMar

A record result for Scottish Sea Farms co-owner SalMar

Scottish Sea Farms co-owner SalMar delivered a record high operating profit (EBIT) of NOK 1,065 million in the first quarter of 2020, up from NOK 806m for the same period in 2019.

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