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Passing the test
It’s been a challenging year for the world’s second biggest salmon farmer but, the CEO says, it has come through with flying colours. Vince McDonagh reports Salmar is not just...
25 years of marine excellence
The UK’s biggest event for workboats and working vessels celebrates its quarter-century with a packed programme The landmark 25th anniversary edition of Seawork, the UK’s leading event for workboats and...
Eyes on the target
Technology and innovation are key for the sector’s future, but we must not lose sight of the ‘why’, as Heather Jones explains Scotland is a nation of innovators, inventors and...
Preparing aquaculture for climate change
Scotland and Norway joined forces last month to raise awareness and initiate action on climate change, as Elisabeth Ytteborg, Carlo C. Lazado and Lynne Falconer report On 18 April, more...
Wrasse the way to do it
Cleaner fish welfare is increasingly an issue on the scientific and policy agenda for aquaculture A team of UK researchers has received funding to find better ways to vaccinate ballan...
The greatest (seafood) show on earth
Nicki Holmyard reports on Seafood Expo Global, with a shellfish industry perspective A visit to Seafood Expo Global (SEG) is an overwhelming experience for the senses, with all manner of...
Time to hit the reset button
Salmon Scotland chief executive Tavish Scott argues that the government’s task is to create the conditions for change and growth, not interfere or hold back business My daughter runs a...
