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Dawnfresh to close Uddingston plant and expand in Arbroath

Dawnfresh to close Uddingston plant and expand in Arbroath

Seafood producer Dawnfresh today announced plans to close its processing plant in Uddingston near Glasgow, and expand its site in Arbroath, in Angus.

Lerøy seeks green bond funding

Lerøy seeks green bond funding

Scottish Sea Farms co-owner Lerøy Seafood Group looks set to join the growing number of large salmon farming companies to raise funds via so-called “green bonds”.

Russian Aquaculture turns loss into £19.5m profit

Russian Aquaculture turns loss into £19.5m profit

Salmonid farmer Russian Aquaculture made a net profit of 1,961 million rubles (£19.5m) in the first half of this year, compared to a net loss of RUB 0.4 bn in the same period in 2020.

Salmon demand helps Norway break seafood export earnings record

Salmon demand helps Norway break seafood export earnings record

An increased volume of farmed salmon shipped abroad helped Norway to achieve record high seafood export earnings in the first half of this year.

Promoting advantages of aquaculture in US

Promoting advantages of aquaculture in US

Jesse Trushenski, chief science officer for the United States’ largest trout producer Riverence, will be among aquaculture experts presenting a Congressional briefing on Marine Aquaculture for Climate Resilience and Climate-Friendly Food Production next week.

Wellboat giant Sølvtrans signs £85m deal for fish handling systems

Wellboat giant Sølvtrans signs £85m deal for fish handling systems

The world’s biggest wellboat operator, Sølvtrans, has selected Norwegian company MMC First Process as the supplier of live fish handling systems for its future vessels.

European fish farmers on alert for deadly virus

European fish farmers on alert for deadly virus

Fish at farms in several European countries are being tested for the serious fish disease infectious haematopoietic necrosis (IHN) virus following its discovery in Denmark and Finland.

Trout farmers offered broodstock genetics check

Trout farmers offered broodstock genetics check

Aquaculture genetics company Xelect has launched a fixed-price genetic broodstock health check for trout.

Lerøy increases Q1 harvest by 2,800 tonnes

Lerøy increases Q1 harvest by 2,800 tonnes

Scottish Sea Farms co-owner Lerøy harvested 42,100 gutted weight tonnes of salmon and trout in its three Norwegian regions in the first quarter of this year, 2,800 gwt more than in Q1 2020.

Multiexport consolidating at 100,000 tonnes a year

Multiexport consolidating at 100,000 tonnes a year

Cristián Swett, the new chief executive of Chilean salmon farmer Multiexport Foods, aims to maintain a harvest volume of 100,000 tonnes of Atlantic salmon for the company, without ruling out continuing to produce coho salmon and rainbow trout.

Norway growing more salmon for 2021

Norway growing more salmon for 2021

The volume of fish in Norwegian salmon farms at the end of December was 8% higher than at the same time in 2019, monthly figures show.

Norway salmon export value second highest ever in 2020

Norway salmon export value second highest ever in 2020

The value of salmon exported by Norway last year was the second highest ever, despite the Covid-19 pandemic.

Looking back, thinking ahead: Heather Jones

Looking back, thinking ahead: Heather Jones

Fish Farming Expert has asked individuals connected to the salmon farming industry about their year, and what they hope for in 2021. We continue the series today with Heather Jones, chief executive of the Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC).

Sunken workboat lifted on to salvage ship

Sunken workboat lifted on to salvage ship

A fish farm workboat that sank off the west coast of Scotland after breaking free of its moorings in Loch Pooltiel, Skye during a storm has been loaded on to a ship for recovery.

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