Latest News – Page 82
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NewsCermaq terminates permits
Proposed new tax sees salmon farmer end its NOK 134 million purchase of an additional 689 tonnes of production capacity
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NewsScots win sea lice summit
Scotland wins bid to host 2024 edition of renowned international sea lice conference
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NewsSeaBOS appoints new chair
Thai Union CEO Thiraphong Chansiri takes over the postition from Skretting CEO Therese Log Bergjord
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NewsFeed challenge winners
The F3 Challenge awards aquaculture feed manufacturers for developing products that do not exploit wild-caught fish
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NewsStrategic purchase for NZCS
New Zealand Coastal Seafoods Limited announces the intended acquisition of Nine Ocean Group
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NewsNorway’s growth threatened
Leading salmon farming companies across Norway are cancelling plans for growth after the government announced a tax rate hike on aquaculture
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NewsOceana sells cold storage
Oceana is selling its cold storage business to focus on its global fish protein sector
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News‘Seafood’ start-ups funded
Big Idea Ventures has announced its latest accelerator cohort, which includes a number of new seafood-focused enterprises
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NewsICES issues pelagic advice
International Council for the Exploration of the Seas puts forward its recommendations for next year’s fishing opportunities in the Northeast Atlantic
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NewsCermaq freezes investments
Global salmon producer freezes investments in Norway over contentious resource tax
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NewsSalmon Evolution harvest
Norwegian land-based salmon farming company expects to be harvesting its first fish in the coming weeks
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NewsFaroes to revise salmon tax
Faroese government has put forward a proposal that seeks to adjust its revenue tax on the salmon farming industry from next year
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NewsAtlantic Enterprise launched
NB1107 will be the first newbuild that the Tersan Shhipyard delivers to Denmark
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NewsPermanent status for GDST
Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability becomes a full-scale, industry-led organisation
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NewsMSC accused of ‘greenwashing’
More than half of seafood industry stakeholders feel that the MSC is not an effective indicator of sustainable fishing
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NewsAid yet to reach fish farmers
Compensation is yet to reach fish farmers across Europe seven months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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NewsEU funding for Cyprus
Cyprus has been given €38.3 million in EU funding to help promote the sustainable growth of the country’s aquaculture and fishing sectors
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NewsSalMar CFO resigns
SalMar’s Chief Financial Officer, Gunnar Nielsen, has resigned from his position, having only joined the company in April 2022.
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NewsUK expands prawn tariff
UK government has announced an expansion to the autonomous tariff quota (ATQ) on imports of coldwater prawn products into the country
