Seawork looks ahead to 2025

Seawork, the European commercial marine and workboats exhibition, connects businesses to showcase innovations, solutions and new products.

The event, taking place over 10-12 June 2025, features demonstrations, launches and announcements, with visitors able to explore the latest industry trends.

Speed@Seawork returns to Cowes, Isle of Wight, in 2025 for its sixth edition, featuring fast vessels in security, intervention and rescue operations.

The Seawork Awards recognise excellence in the commercial marine sector, highlighting outstanding innovations from companies and individuals across Europe.

seawork.com

Apprentice Farm Technicians (South Uist) - Mowi Scotland

Isle of BenbeculaFrom £27,236 per annum

Freshwater Site Manager - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Tornapress£61,402.06 per annum

Hygiene Operative - Night - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Cairndow£22,313.50 to £23,429.18 per annum

Skipper (Beinn Mowi) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & ButeFrom £34,861 per annum

Feeder/ Operations Technician - Mowi Scotland

Lochaber£27,236 to £30,504 per annum

100 jobs may go as Bremnes calls time on Salma brand

Sea Farming15 Jan 2025

15,000 fish escape at Lerøy site

Sea Farming30 Oct 2024

2023 saw Scottish salmon production fall 11%

Sea Farming16 Jan 2025

2025 is a turning point, says Salmon Scotland's Tavish Scott

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March 2025 Issue