Grieg Newfoundland delays fish transfer until spring 2022 | British Columbia receives $7.9 million in funds for new fish and seafood sector projects

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Azerbaijan’s recreation program gains momentum

A group of Azerbaijan hatcheries released a record-breaking number of fish fry in the Caspian Sea basin under a government-run recreational program. » Read more

Greig Seafood Newfoundland delays fish transfer until spring 2022

After finding a positive sample of infectious salmon anemia (ISA) at its smolt site located in Newfoundland and Labrador, Grieg Seafood Newfoundland has decided to cull one million fish, and postpone the first transfer of fish to sea, until spring 2022. » Read more

Investing in the future of British Columbia's fish and seafood sector with seven new projects

In support of British Columbia’s (B.C.) fish and seafood sector, the Government of Canada and the Government of B.C. have announced CAD $7.9 million in funding for seven projects under the B.C. Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF). » Read more

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