Login

Register

My Account

News

Processing12 Mar 2025

Seafood Scotland calls for industry ‘cluster’ to maximise value from waste

Low value by-products can become high-value side streams if the industry works together, Seafood Scotland says.

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries12 Mar 2025

Keynote speaker confirmed for WA25 Hyderabad

Sea Farming12 Mar 2025

Salmon deaths down last year – but no-one is cheering

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries12 Mar 2025

Swedish RAS fish farmer raises equity capital

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries11 Mar 2025

Spotlight on World Aquaculture Safari 2025

Sea Farming11 Mar 2025

The ABC of business at Seawork

Shellfish11 Mar 2025

Co-op signs up to prawn welfare policy

Sea Farming11 Mar 2025

BioMar takes full control of key aquaculture research company

Sea Farming11 Mar 2025

Big surge in Iceland salmon sales to US

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries11 Mar 2025

Tariff threat forces Grieg Newfoundland postponement

Sea Farming10 Mar 2025

Shetland may be a location for SalMar’s offshore farm programme

Processing10 Mar 2025

Salmon price drop boosts ISI profits

Marine Operative - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Millhouse£25,501.14 to £34,472.50 per annum

Hygiene Operative - Night - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

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

Marine Operative - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

HS2 9ED£25,501.14 to £34,472.50 per annum

Hatchery RAS Technician (Machrihanish) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & Bute£13,618 to £15,252 per annum

Farm Manager (Colonsay) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & ButeFrom £46,509 per annum

Sea Farming09 Mar 2025

Fish trimmings are a more efficient source of nutrients for aquafeed, scientists say

Sea Farming07 Mar 2025

Norcod raises further £12m to fuel growth

Sea Farming07 Mar 2025

‘Don’t dive in closed cages’ fish farm workers warned

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries06 Mar 2025

Florida redfish farmer celebrates first harvest

Sea Farming06 Mar 2025

Salmon price-fixing claims can be heard in the UK, tribunal rules

Sea Farming06 Mar 2025

Workers filmed 'placing live fish into mort bins'

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries06 Mar 2025

Japan-based RAS salmon farmer says it is achieving premium prices

Processing06 Mar 2025

Seafood Excellence Awards shortlist revealed for Boston

Sea Farming06 Mar 2025

SalMar takes full control of offshore joint venture

Sea Farming05 Mar 2025

BC salmon industry spells out dire impact of Trump tariffs

Most Popular

Workers filmed 'placing live fish into mort bins'

Sea Farming

OxyGuard presents the new Polaris C Line: the next generation of handheld meters

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries

Alumichem secures four major deals in Norway’s land-based fish farming industry

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries

‘Don’t dive in closed cages’ fish farm workers warned

Sea Farming

Shetland may be a location for SalMar’s offshore farm programme

Sea Farming

Organic Sea Harvest fallows farms, lays off staff

Sea Farming

Japan-based RAS salmon farmer says it is achieving premium prices

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries

Salmon price-fixing claims can be heard in the UK, tribunal rules

Sea Farming

Tariff threat forces Grieg Newfoundland postponement

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries

Ocean Ecology develops Scottish fish health unit

Sea Farming

Sign up to our daily Newsletters

We at Fish Farmer Magazine endeavour to ensure that all our reports are fair and accurate and comply with the Editors’ Code of Practice set by the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). We realise, however, that mistakes happen from time to time. If you think we have made a significant mistake and you wish to discuss this with us, please let us know as soon as possible by any of the three methods: emailing editor@fishfarmermagazine.com; telephoning the editor on 01315517949 ; writing to the Editor at Fish Farmer Magazine, The North Quarter, Fettes Park 496 Ferry Road, Edinburgh, EH5 2DL. We will attempt to resolve your issue in a timeous, reasonable and amicable manner. However, if you are unsatisfied with our response, you can contact IPSO, which will investigate the matter. You can either telephone IPSO on 0300 123 2220 or email inquiries@ipso.co.uk. IPSO is an independent body which deals with complaints from the public about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines. We will abide by the decision of IPSO.