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The Yearbook 2023

Two Tayvallich fishermen are warning they and others in their industry will struggle to make a living in the future. Prospective plans to strike off large swathes of coastline in their traditional fishing ground to commercial activity could be the nail in the coffin of industry. The Holyrood administration has launched a consultation on the creation of 'Highly Protected Marine Areas' or HPMAs, which could cover 10 per cent of Scotland's coastal waters by 2026. If implemented, it would mark a more intense regulation of Scotland's coastal waters, - 37 per cent of Scotland's inshore seas are already designated Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) - with commercial activity, "including finfish, shellfish and seaweed cultivation" to be banned within the HPMAs.

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The Yearbook Review 2023

The Yearbook 2023 looks back at an eventful 12 months in the life of the aquaculture sector.
We’re also delighted to include a foreword from Mairi Gougeon, Secretary for Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands in the Scottish Government, as well as contributions from Salmon Scotland and the Shellfish Association of Great Britain.

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The Yearbook Review 2022

The 2022 Year Book review includes a look back at the big news over the past year in the aquaculture sector as well as detail from two key reports from the industry in Scotland: the Fish Farm Production Survey and the Scottish Shellfish Production Survey.
We’re also delighted to include, in this edition, contributions from Salmon Scotland, the Shellfish Association of Great Britain and the British Trout Association.

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The Yearbook Review 2021

Welcome to the fourth edition of the Fish Farmer Year Book.
Thanks are due, as ever, to our sponsors, advertisers, our contributors over the year now ending and, of course, to you, the readers.
The Year Book gives us an opportunity to look back over the big news stories over the past 12 months, as well as chewing over the data in the two major production reports from Marine Scotland Science: the Fish Farm Production Survey and the Scottish Shellfish Production Survey.

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