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More investment news in this week's newsletter. After approval from a local municipality, Eastern Canada is set to see its largest land-based aquaculture facility.
- Seyitan Moritiwon, Associate editor
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ADQ, an Abu Dhabi-based investment and holding company has signed an agreement with Finnforel, a Finnish aquaculture technology company to explore the feasibility of cultivating rainbow trout in a land-based facility.
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A Norway-based seafood company, Amar Seafood, has received approval to build a land-based aquaculture facility in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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Nordic Aqua has said it experienced negative results in its third quarter. The company’s operations during the third quarter were impacted by previous cases of elevated geosmin levels.
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Laxey's freshwater manager, Chris Malanka, manages four RAS facilities, focusing on fish health, production planning, and water quality. This RAS project in Iceland's Westman Islands aims to produce four million smolts annually, with a gradual startup plan.
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After years of studying, working hard, prioritizing my profession, along with my family and friends, but giving up fun plans, parties, and other joyful moments, I am seeing the light at the end of the tunnel as they say. I am harvesting the fruits of my effort. It was 25 years ago when the film, Armaggedon, was released. I watched that movie nine times at the theatres (my mom knows it well). I was crazy about it.
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The Canadian government is looking to land-based aquaculture to replace net pen salmon farming in British Columbia’s coastal waters. But, few in the industry are optimistic about this move.
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The California Coastal Commission has unanimously approved with special conditions, a permit sought by Nordic Aquafarms for discharging wastewater from its planned land-based fish farm in Humboldt Bay.
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