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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 deaths cause Q3 loss for Scottish Salmon Company

Fish deaths cause Q3 loss for Scottish Salmon Company

The Scottish Salmon Company made an operating loss of DKK 28.4 million (£3.4m) in the third quarter of this year due costs of DKK 41m related to incident-based mortality, the company’s Faroese owner, Bakkafrost, said today.

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Salmon farmer halves size of proposed Arran farm

Salmon farmer halves size of proposed Arran farm

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has reduced the size of a proposed farm off the north east coast of the isle of Arran in order to secure planning permission, according to a report on the website of The Arran Banner newspaper.

Scottish Salmon Company harvests 10,500 tonnes in Q3

Scottish Salmon Company harvests 10,500 tonnes in Q3

Scotland’s second biggest salmon producer, the Scottish Salmon Company (SSC), harvested 10,500 tonnes of fish in the third quarter of this year, its Faroese owner Bakkafrost said in a market update.

Bakkafrost and SSC ride out Covid upheaval

Bakkafrost and SSC ride out Covid upheaval

Faroese salmon farmer Bakkafrost and its Scottish subsidiary, the Scottish Salmon Company (SSC), have continued to make a profit during Covid-19, but results for the first half of the year have been reduced due to the pandemic.

Scottish Salmon Company fed too much Slice to fish

Scottish Salmon Company fed too much Slice to fish

The Scottish Salmon Company was sent an advisory letter by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate after discovering that fish had been given more treatments of in-feed anti-lice drug emamectin benzoate (Slice) than recommended in one year, investigative website The Ferret reported today.

Lightening the load of fertiliser transport

Lightening the load of fertiliser transport

Scottish Sea Farms is looking to upgrade the fertiliser it supplies to the country’s land farmers by providing it in dry pellet form.

Salmon farmer helps food bank continue in lean times

Salmon farmer helps food bank continue in lean times

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has provided the Stornoway Salvation Army Food Bank with a donation to help those in need in its latest round of Community Fund awards.

Scottish Salmon Company sees steady Q2 growth

Scottish Salmon Company sees steady Q2 growth

The Scottish Salmon Company, acquired by Bakkafrost last year, saw growth increase eight per cent to 7,900 tonnes in the second quarter of this year compared to Q1.

Hear how smolt research will aid production

Hear how smolt research will aid production

Scientists investigating the impact of new technologies on salmon smolt will discuss their findings to date during a webinar this afternoon.

French shoppers say ‘oui’ to ‘wee’ fillet

French shoppers say ‘oui’ to ‘wee’ fillet

A restaurant-quality fillet that can be enjoyed at home has given the Scottish Salmon Company an increasing hold in the French retail market.

Scottish Salmon Company harvest to rise 15% in 2020

Scottish Salmon Company harvest to rise 15% in 2020

The Scottish Salmon Company is expected to increase its harvest volume by nearly 15% to 39,000 tonnes this year, owner Bakkafrost said today.

Four-star rating is a European first for Scottish Salmon Company

Four-star rating is a European first for Scottish Salmon Company

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has become the first salmon producer in Europe to be recognised with a four-star Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification.

Nordea cuts Bakkafrost earnings projection by 17%

Nordic bank Nordea has lowered its forecast for Faroese salmon farmer Bakkafrost’s 2020 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) by 17%.

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