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Creating a buzz about fly farming in Scotland

Creating a buzz about fly farming in Scotland

A one-day workshop on the potential for insect farming in Scotland is to be held in Edinburgh next month to bring together key organisations from across the would-be insect supply chain.

Switched-on salmon farmer helps connect community

Switched-on salmon farmer helps connect community

Residents and businesses within the remote rural village of Drimnin are now enjoying faster, more reliable broadband thanks to a collaboration with salmon farmer Scottish Sea Farms (SSF) and other local partners.

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Scotland replaced by Faroes as sea lice conference host

Scotland replaced by Faroes as sea lice conference host

The organisers of the 13th International Sea Lice Conference due to be held in 2020 have announced that it will now be held in the Faroe Islands instead of Scotland.

Salmon boost Crown Estate Scotland’s coffers

Salmon boost Crown Estate Scotland’s coffers

Aquaculture contributed more money to Crown Estate Scotland (CES) than any other of its five portfolios, the organisation revealed in its 2017-18 annual report.

Scottish salmon exports down by 20.1%

Scottish salmon exports down by 20.1%

Exports of Scottish salmon fell by 20.1% in the first nine months of 2018, the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) said today.

Aquaculture drop-in events ‘invaluable’ says SEPA

Aquaculture drop-in events ‘invaluable’ says SEPA

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) will today hold the last of its nine community drop-in events intended to give people in salmon farming areas an opportunity to speak with its staff about its proposals to tighten fish farming regulations.

Five ways aquaculture is innovating its way to sustainable growth

Five ways aquaculture is innovating its way to sustainable growth

Last week’s report on salmon farming by the Scottish Parliament’s Rural Economy and Connectivity committee demanded change to solve industry problems. Here Heather Jones, chief executive of the Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre, outlines some of the work already being done.

Scotland wins vote to host Sea Lice 2020

Scotland wins vote to host Sea Lice 2020

Scotland has been chosen to host the next biennial sea lice conference in 2020, beating Australia and the Faroes in a vote by delegates at this year’s conference in Punta Arenas, Chile.

SSPO calls for quicker progress towards Brexit deal

SSPO calls for quicker progress towards Brexit deal

The Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation (SSPO) has added its voice to food industry calls for the UK government to quickly secure a withdrawal agreement with the European Union.

Record revenues for Scottish Salmon Company

Record revenues for Scottish Salmon Company

The Scottish Salmon Company’s revenue grew 36% to a record £98.3million in the first half of 2018, compared to £72m in H1 2017, it revealed in a stock market update today.

AKVA increases revenue but makes less profit

AKVA increases revenue but makes less profit

Aquaculture supplier AKVA Group increased its revenue significantly in the second quarter of 2018 but produced a weaker result.

Scottish salmon farmers publish first monthly mortality data

Scottish salmon farmers publish first monthly mortality data

Scotland’s salmon farmers today published monthly mortality figures on a farm-by-farm basis to increase transparency and understanding of the sector.

MDive makes big splash at Family Business Awards

MDive makes big splash at Family Business Awards

A company that provides diving services to Scottish salmon farmers has achieved quadruple success at the National Family Business Awards 2018.

Scientist blames mackerel for wild salmon decline

Scientist blames mackerel for wild salmon decline

Huge shoals of mackerel pose the single most serious risk to Scottish wild salmon, a fisheries expert has claimed.

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