Combination seine netter and fish carrier for Norwegian owners
Larsnes Mek Verksted has contracted to build a unique vessel capable of operating as a fishing vessel for whitefish as well as a fish carrier for the aquaculture sector. The…
Larsnes Mek Verksted has contracted to build a unique vessel capable of operating as a fishing vessel for whitefish as well as a fish carrier for the aquaculture sector. The…
The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has bolstered its board with a trio of new appointments representing three of Scotland’s major salmon producers. Joining the innovation centre’s board are Anne…
Iceland’s National Audit Office has delivered a negative report to the country’s Parliament on the management and governmental framework around the growing aquaculture sector. The findings in its report are…
Italian conglomerate Aquafil, owners of recycling company Nofir, have patented a method of recycling the netting used aquaculture cages, making it possible to recover copper impregnation for re-use. ‘The fact…
The use of lumpfish is a key tool in the management of sea lice across international aquaculture, however, researchers and producers need to work together to turn research into the…
The arrival of the 109-metre Bakkafossur is a big moment for Faroese salmon producer Bakkafrost, attended by Faroese Prime Minister Aksel V. Johannesen and other government figures who were there…
Peru’s National Fund for Fisheries Development (Fondepes) has delivered 140,000 trout fingerlings to be reared in lakes high in the mountains, as part of a national initiative to guarantee food…
Supplier companies Redox AS and Proff Kulde AS have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement to provide one of the most hygienic and energy efficient storage solutions for stun and…
The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) is calling on UK aquaculture to embrace and further develop a new conceptual framework that could underpin a sustainable future for the sector. As…
New technology to support seafood production in exposed offshore locations could unlock an additional £4.2 billion in turnover for Scotland’s aquaculture sector, following the results of a pioneering research project…