Mowi’s for the millennials, says Marine Harvest Marine Harvest has outlined the thinking behind its plans to change its name to Mowi and launch a salmon brand of the same name.
Scottish Sea Farms nets £1.28m for R&D projects Scottish Sea Farms is to get £1.28 million from Scottish Enterprise to support research and development into fish welfare and green initiatives.
Goodbye Marine Harvest, hello Mowi Marine Harvest today announced it is changing its name to Mowi (pronounced Murveh) from January 1 and is launching a branded MOWI product range.
Mussels help salmon farmers during harmful algae blooms A Canadian scientist is using blue mussels to detect harmful algae blooms.
BioMar raises expectations despite salmon struggle Aquafeed producer BioMar has upped its profit guidance for 2018 after a strong third quarter in its non-salmon divisions.
SEPA takes its aquaculture plan on the road The first of nine community drop-in events offering people on the west coast and in the highland and islands the chance to find out more about the Scottish Environment Protection Agency’s new Finfish Aquaculture Sector Plan will be held this week.
Lower volumes reduce Lerøy’s third-quarter profits Lerøy Seafood Group (LSG), the world’s second-biggest salmon and trout farmer, has reported a reduced operating profit for the third quarter of 2018 compared to the same period the year before.
New scientific research identifies SRS-causing bacteria A new method to pinpoint new pathogenic intracellular bacterial species in aquaculture has been developed.
Salmon 'ark' takes step closer to becoming a reality The team behind plans for a self-propelled fish farm that can operate in the open sea have obtained a patent from the National Institute of Intellectual Property of Chile (Inapi), taking the concept closer to being realised.
Coho biomarkers offer hope of progress in lice fight A Canadian scientist has updated Scottish fish health professionals on continuing efforts to unlock the lice-resistance secrets of coho salmon in the hope of transferring the ability to Atlantic salmon.
350 lice researchers gather at ‘the end of the world’ The 12th International Conference on Salmon Lice gets under way today in Punta Arenas in the Magallanes region in the far south of Chile.
AquaBounty loses $7.96m as it waits for US green light Transgenic salmon producer AquaBounty Technologies made a net loss of $7.96 million for the first nine months of 2018, the company said in a press release today.
Seasonal hypoxia hits North American west coast Salmon farmers in British Columbia are keeping watch for possible hypoxia, a condition in which the concentration of dissolved oxygen levels in the ocean water column decreases to the point where marine life can no longer survive.
Canadian Private Business Growth Award nominees announced The top ten finalists of the Private Business Growth Award presented by The Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Grant Thorton have been announced.
