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Salmon spill slows traffic in Moray

Salmon spill slows traffic in Moray

Traffic between Elgin and Fochabers in Moray was delayed today after a lorry carrying salmon shed part of its load on the A96 at Threaplands Garden Centre.

Grieg harvested 75,600 gwt of salmon in Norway and Canada last year

Grieg harvested 75,600 gwt of salmon in Norway and Canada last year

Norway and Canada salmon farmer Grieg Seafood harvested 23,700 gutted weight tonnes of fish in the fourth quarter of last year, and 75,600 gwt for the whole of 2021, it said in a market update today.

Lerøy harvested 186,600 tonnes of salmonids in 2021

Lerøy harvested 186,600 tonnes of salmonids in 2021

The world’s fourth-largest salmon farmer, Lerøy Seafood Group, harvested 186,600 gutted weight tonnes of salmon and trout in Norway last year - an increase of 15,800 gwt compared to 2020 - it said in a trading update today.

Bank predicts good year for salmon and shrimp

Bank predicts good year for salmon and shrimp

Strong retail demand and the reopening of foodservice set the aquaculture industry up for another strong year in 2022, especially for salmon and shrimp, according to a report by Rabobank that summarises the main takeaways from the Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) GOAL Conference.

Salmon leads the way as Norway sets seafood records

Salmon leads the way as Norway sets seafood records

Norway exported a record 1.3 million tonnes of farmed salmon last year, an increase of 13% compared to 2020.

Salmon swims against the tide of falling food exports

Salmon swims against the tide of falling food exports

Scottish salmon was one of just three of the UK’s top 10 food and drink exports to do better in the first nine months of this year than 2020, figures from the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) show.

Russian Aquaculture profit up 117% as volumes rise

Russian Aquaculture profit up 117% as volumes rise

Russia’s largest salmonid farmer, Russian Aquaculture, has reported improved sales volumes and financial performance for the first nine months of 2021 compared to the same period last year.

AquaChile back in the black

AquaChile back in the black

The world’s second-largest salmon farmer, AquaChile, left last year’s losses behind by making an operating profit of more than US $251 million (£188m) in the first nine months of 2021 thanks to higher prices and demand.

Ex-Loch Duart salesman swaps salmon for nephrops

Ex-Loch Duart salesman swaps salmon for nephrops

A former member of salmon farmer Loch Duart’s international sales team has joined Seafood Scotland, the national trade and marketing body for Scottish seafood, as programme manager.

Sainsbury’s seafood manager joins Aquaculture Stewardship Council

Sainsbury’s seafood manager joins Aquaculture Stewardship Council

Ally Dingwall, who has spent 13 years as aquaculture and fisheries manager for Sainsbury’s, has joined certification organisation Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) as senior director of technical operations.

Scottish salmon included in RSPCA push for caterers to use high-welfare food

Scottish salmon included in RSPCA push for caterers to use high-welfare food

All but one of Scotland’s salmon producers have been included in a directory launched by certification body RSPCA Assured to help foodservice businesses more easily identify suppliers of higher welfare meat, eggs, fish and dairy products.

Mowi Q3 profit rises 64% despite €11m hit in Canada

Mowi Q3 profit rises 64% despite €11m hit in Canada

The world’s biggest salmon farmer, Mowi, made an operating profit of €131 million (£110.5m) on a harvest of 117,000 gutted weight tonnes in the third quarter of this year.

Arctic Fish closes in on an extra 4,000 tonnes

Arctic Fish closes in on an extra 4,000 tonnes

A proposal to grant an extra 4,000 tonnes of maximum allowed biomass to Iceland salmon farmer Arctic Sea Farm has today been advertised by MAST (Iceland Food and Veterinary Authority) and Umhverfisstofnun (The Environment Agency of Iceland).

Lerøy’s Q3 harvest volume grew by 28%

Lerøy’s Q3 harvest volume grew by 28%

Norwegian salmon farmer Lerøy harvested 48,000 gutted weight tonnes of salmon and 8,400 gwt of rainbow trout in the third quarter of this year, it said in a market announcement yesterday.

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