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Skilled fishmonger earns Scottish Salmon Co gold

Skilled fishmonger earns Scottish Salmon Co gold

The winners of the biennial ‘Golden Fish’ competition, sponsored by the Scottish Salmon Company, have been announced at a prestigious trade show in Lyon, France.

Scale AQ adds experienced advisor to Scottish operation

Scale AQ adds experienced advisor to Scottish operation

Aquaculture equipment supplier Scale AQ has strengthened its Scottish presence with the appointment of former Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) production director Brian Floyd as a marine technical advisor.

Bakkafrost harvested 21,800 tonnes of salmon in Q3

Bakkafrost harvested 21,800 tonnes of salmon in Q3

Faroese salmon farmer Bakkafrost harvested 14,900 gutted weight tonnes of fish in the Faroes and 6,900 gwt in Scotland – a total of 21,800 gwt - in the third quarter of this year, it said in a market announcement today.

SSC delousing vessel gets fine-tuned in the Faroes

SSC delousing vessel gets fine-tuned in the Faroes

A huge delousing vessel that will primarily be used by the Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has begun operations in the Faroes before travelling to Scotland.

Bakkafrost shows plans for new SSC processing plant

Bakkafrost shows plans for new SSC processing plant

Faroes and Scotland salmon farmer Bakkafrost has given more details of a planned new Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) processing plant likely to be sited within Scotland’s Central Belt and be operational by 2024.

Bakkafrost seeking more SSC site swaps

Bakkafrost seeking more SSC site swaps

Scottish Salmon Company owner Bakkafrost will prioritise site swaps with other Scotland salmon farmers as part of its plan to grow bigger, healthier fish, chief executive Regin Jacobsen has said.

Bakkafrost speeds up huge investment in Scotland

Bakkafrost speeds up huge investment in Scotland

Faroese salmon farmer Bakkafrost is accelerating its investment in the Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) as part of its effort to turn the operation around.

Salmon run’s medal is a laser cut above the rest

Salmon run’s medal is a laser cut above the rest

Runners who complete a Scottish Salmon Company-sponsored half-marathon on Skye this coming Saturday will take home a medal with a difference.

Scottish Salmon Company increases harvest and earnings in Q2

Scottish Salmon Company increases harvest and earnings in Q2

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) harvested 34% more fish in the second quarter of this year than in the same period last year, and increased operational EBIT per kilo by 37% to DKK 4.97 (£0.57) from DKK 3.63.

Demand for delousing systems boosts Flatsetsund revenue by 80%

Demand for delousing systems boosts Flatsetsund revenue by 80%

Aquaculture technology manufacturer Flatsetsund Engineering – which is supplying the Scottish Salmon Company’s new delousing system - increased revenue by almost 80% last year.

Faroese boatbuilder wins contract for Scottish Salmon Co delousing vessel

Faroese boatbuilder wins contract for Scottish Salmon Co delousing vessel

Faroese boatbuilder MEST Shipyard today announced that it had won a contract to convert an offshore industry service ship into a delousing vessel to be used at Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) farms.

Clyde processing plant plan among ‘several options’ for salmon farmer

Clyde processing plant plan among ‘several options’ for salmon farmer

Building a new salmon processing plant at a waterfront site in Inverclyde in the Glasgow City Region is just one of several options being looked at by the Scottish Salmon Company (SSC), it has told Fish Farming Expert.

Salmon farmer 'planning £35m processing plant on Clyde'

Salmon farmer 'planning £35m processing plant on Clyde'

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) is planning a £35 million processing plant, research and development centre and training facility at Inchgreen on the south side of the River Clyde between Port Glasgow and Greenock, it has been reported.

Fish wounds filmed by activist were caused by seals says salmon farmer

Fish wounds filmed by activist were caused by seals says salmon farmer

Scottish Sea Farms has denied claims by anti-salmon farming activist Don Staniford that injuries seen on fish filmed at its Loch Spelve farm earlier this month were the result of disease or sea lice infestations. The wounds were instead caused by seals, said SSF.

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