Norway’s best year ever for seafood exports
A total of 2.8 million tonnes of seafood worth NoK175.4 billion were last year shipped to export markets by Norwegian producers, making 2024 the best year ever for Norway’s seafood…
Cflow secures contract with Salmon Evolution
Cflow has further strengthened position within land-based fish farming by signing a contract with Salmon Evolution to supply fish handling technology to the company’s second phase build-out at Indre Harøy.…
Faroe Islands, February 2005
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BC heads for transition from open net-pen salmon aquaculture
The Government of Canada plans to ban open net-pen salmon aquaculture in British Columbia coastal waters by 30th June 2029, as announced by Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian…
SAIC secures £1.5 million funding from Scottish Government
The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has secured new funding to continue its support of fish health research and development (R&D), delivered in collaboration between the private and public sectors.…
New research gives a deep dive on Scottish seafood’s performance
Like many other sectors, the seafood market across the UK has been hit hard by inflation and a resultant decline in volume sales. Despite this, frozen fish sales have shown…
Latest tech at Scottish salmon plant
Two seafood companies are putting the final touches on the Fort William salmon processing plant upgrade that includes installation of the latest food processing and packaging systems. This will enable…
The Stingray system uses lasers and AI to zap lice from salmon in cages
Laser defence against lice
Icelandic aquaculture company Háafell has invested in a laser system from Norwegian company Stingray Marine Solutions to zap lice in salmon cages. The Stingray system uses imaging technology and artificial…
GeoSalmo secures financing
Aiming to establish a 24,000-tonne salmon farming facility near Thorlákshöfn in southern Iceland, GeoSalmo has completed a financing round of €13.4 million with the participation of Norwegian, Swedish, Icelandic and…
Norway’s seafood exports break new records
Values are up and tonnages are down for the Norwegian seafood industry, which saw a record year in 2023 with exports valued at NoK172 billion. That’s 14% up on the…
Aerial view of coast by Appin with views over Shuna Island and Arnamurchan, Scotland
Funding boost for aquaculture research
The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) is supporting further research into fish health and wellbeing initiatives in 2024, with seven successful projects set to benefit from its most recent funding…
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