B.C. begins net-pen phase-out; New Scottish RAS hatchery

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Canada begins transition for salmon net pen farms

The Canadian federal government will phase out net pen salmon farms on British Columbia’s Discovery Islands over the next 18 months, declaring that all farms in the area must be fish-free by the end of June 2022. » Read more

Norwegian alliance seeks novel fish feed source

An environmental foundation has joined forces with the Norwegian Seafood Federation and seven major players in the fish feed industry to seek out new sources of raw materials for fish feed. The alliance’s main goal is to reduce the carbon footprint of the Norwegian salmon industry. » Read more

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Scottish Sea Farms tout bigger, more robust smolt with new RAS hatchery

After years of relying on flow-through hatcheries and freshwater lochs, Atlantic salmon producer Scottish Sea Farms made a decisive move in 2017 to build a freshwater hatchery equipped with recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technology. » Learn now

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