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    Scottish salmon farming veteran Gilpin Bradley to retire

    Business Development Director - Farming at Mowi Scotland and Managing Director of Wester Ross Salmon, Gilpin Bradley has announced his retirement after a lifetime and career committed to Scottish salmon farming.
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    Norway may alter “traffic light” system and start taxing salmon lice

    Norway government report recommends "comprehensive management system" for aquaculture, including taxing sealice and changing licencing rules.
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    The environmental and controversy debate of SBAP resurfaces in Chile

    The MMA of Chile announced a statement about suspending the granting of new commercial activities within protected areas.

    “Choose Seafood with Standards” the GSA campaign to learn about BAP products

    The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) has announced the launch of its second campaign, "Choose Seafood with Standards".

    New American company, LocalCoho, receives substantial funding from Cuna del Mar

    LocalCoho, a new land-based company that produces high-quality Coho salmon, has secured significant new funding from Cuna del Mar.

    New RAS project to grow Red Drum, led by ex-Kingfish operator

    Former Kingfish Maine operations manager Megan Sorby is setting up a new land-based project to farm US native Red Drum.
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    Pancreatic disease outbreak in Ystøya?

    The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has sounded the alarm over a possible outbreak of pancreatic disease (PD) in Ystøya in the municipality of Alstahaug in Nordland county.

    Norcod gets the green light for new production site

    The Norwegian cod farming company continues expansion with new site in Nordland, northern Norway, boosting total biomass capacity to 17,500 metric tonnes.

    Iceland’s IS Haf Investments buys 53% of land-based salmon project

    IS Haf invests undiclosed sum in land-based salmon venture Thor Landeldi, planning a 20,000 ton facility in southern Iceland.

    Breakthrough wreckfish larval protocol opens new avenues for aquaculture

    The IEO successful larval culture protocol for wreckfish may lead to its commercial breeding for aquaculture.
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