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Sustainability at the heart of SSPO vision

News10 Nov 2020by Robert Outram

Scotland’s salmon farmers have unveiled an ambitious vision statement, placing sustainability at the heart of the industry’s future. The document, A Better Future For Us All, commits the industry to a

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