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NIFES studies revealed that the active component in one of the most common anti-salmon louse drugs causes temporary moderate stress in the treated salmon.
Studies carried out by the National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research (NIFES) show that the active component in one of the most common anti-salmon louse drugs causes temporary moderate stress in the treated salmon.
In the Q2 2008 presentation, Marine Harvest announced that a new business plan for business unit Chile would be finalised during Q3 2008. Further, Marine Harvest announced that an impairment test of the balance sheet values would be executed based on the assumptions in the new business plan.
The portion of the Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) fishery in
The exports of seafood from Norway in September totalled NOK 3.4 billion, a record in its own way, confirmed NSEC.
New research revealed that the Gulf Stream, mythical flow of warm seas, isn’t about to disappear any time soon.
Norwegian farmed salmon is still an excellent source of marine omega-3, a healthy fatty acids, says report.
Research from NIFES revealed that cultures of stem cells and other cells are useful tools for studying the impacts of environmental pollutants and nutrients on fish health and development.
Barents Sea Norwegian shrimp fleet gets Friend of the Sea certification for state of the art conservation measures.
Serious diseases such as Koi herpes virus (KHV) threaten carp farming in many countries, states Nofima.