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Salmon farmers support Brazil soy moratorium

Salmon farmers support Brazil soy moratorium

Salmon farmers including Scottish Sea Farms, Mowi and Grieg Seafood have signed an open letter expressing their support for the soy moratorium in the Brazilian Amazon.

Scottish Sea Farms snaps up Mowi operations director

Scottish Sea Farms snaps up Mowi operations director

Scottish Sea Farms has appointed Mowi Scotland’s operations director Gideon Pringle to a newly created role of director of farming.

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Lower prices and higher costs cut Lerøy earnings

Lower prices and higher costs cut Lerøy earnings

Scottish Sea Farms co-owner Lerøy Seafood Group (LSG) today blamed lower salmon prices and high ex-cage costs for a NOK 159 million (£13.5m) drop in operating profit for the third quarter of 2019 compared to the same period last year.

Gill health issues force Scottish Sea Farms to cut harvest target

Gill health issues force Scottish Sea Farms to cut harvest target

Scottish Sea Farms has lowered its projected harvest volume for 2019 by 3,000 tonnes to 27,000 tonnes following a third quarter in which its fish were hit hard by gill disease.

‘Transparent’ Mowi ranked high on sustainability table

‘Transparent’ Mowi ranked high on sustainability table

The world’s biggest salmon farmer, Mowi, has been ranked highly in a sustainability league table of the world’s 30 most influential companies in the seafood industry.

SSF's veteran production director switches careers

SSF's veteran production director switches careers

Scottish Sea Farms’ long-serving production director, John Rea, is to leave early next year to establish his own personal development and coaching business, the company said in a press release today.

Salmon farmer gets green light for green homes

Salmon farmer gets green light for green homes

Scottish Sea Farms has won planning permission to build six homes in the hamlet of Mill Bay on the remote island of Eday in Orkney. Four of the eco-friendly homes will be for fish farm workers, with the other available to rent by islanders or visitors.

Early harvesting lowers Scottish Sea Farms’ earnings in Q2

Early harvesting lowers Scottish Sea Farms’ earnings in Q2

Scottish Sea Farms harvested fewer fish and made less profit in the second quarter of this year than in the same period in 2018.

Rigid netting helps Scottish Sea Farms cut seal shootings

Rigid netting helps Scottish Sea Farms cut seal shootings

Scottish Sea Farms has reported a significant reduction in seal shootings following its investment in rigid new pen netting systems which has now surpassed £5.7 million.

Cooke gives £20,000 to help islands athletes rock Gibraltar

Cooke gives £20,000 to help islands athletes rock Gibraltar

Cooke Aquaculture Scotland has donated a total of £20,000 to be split equally between the Orkney and Shetland Island Games Associations. The funding will help assist the teams meet the costs of travel and accommodation at next month’s Games in Gibraltar.

New farm brings fresh tide of spending from SSF

New farm brings fresh tide of spending from SSF

Scotland’s supply chain is set to share in a £3.2 million boost to business following news that Scottish Sea Farms (SSF) has won approval for a new salmon farm off the small island of Hunda within Scapa Flow in Orkney.

Triple triumph for Scottish Sea Farms at 2019 Awards

Triple triumph for Scottish Sea Farms at 2019 Awards

Scottish Sea Farms scored a triple triumph at last night’s Aquaculture Awards 2019, which also featured overseas winners for the first time.

Salmon is star of the show at Scottish Excellence Awards

Salmon is star of the show at Scottish Excellence Awards

SCOTTISH Sea Farms has been named Export Business of the Year at the Scottish Food & Drink Excellence Awards, beating fellow salmon farmer the Scottish Salmon Company in the race to the title.

Smaller harvest but good performance for SSF

Smaller harvest but good performance for SSF

Scottish Sea Farms made less money in the first three months of 2019 than in the corresponding period last year, according to a quarterly report published by its Norwegian joint owner, SalMar, today.

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