Eilidh Marshall 
Our new thermolicer, officially the highest capacity thermolicer in the world, has already made a positive impact and is a welcome addition to the tools we use as part of our fish welfare programme. The Camilla Eslea, 35 metres long and 14.3 metres wide and with a deck space of 377m², is now fully operational,
As the roll out of the MOWI range of products continues to gather momentum, another milestone has been reached with retail availability at the UK’s largest retailer, Tesco. The full range of products is available to buy in-store and online which includes MOWI Rich Cold Smoked Salmon Slices; Piri Piri Slow Roast Salmon Fillets and
We are looking for staff to put themselves forward for nomination as a Member Nominated Trustee Director (MNT) for the Mowi Scotland pension scheme. The term of office for the current Member Nominated Trustee Director, Jackie Hail, is coming to an end. Jackie has agreed to stand again as a Member Nominated Trustee Director, however
In September, Mowi sites and staff around the world participated in our Global Health and Safety Week. During this week, it is an opportunity to put health and safety in the spotlight, remind everybody of Mowi procedures, offer new training opportunities and reflect on the importance of health and safety on a personal level, for
Mowi Scotland is seeking a permanent interdict (injunction) against an individual who, despite repeated requests not to do so, has continued to put himself and the company’s employees and animals at risk. Scotland’s largest salmon aquaculture company has commenced proceedings seeking orders preventing Don Staniford from entering onto, attaching vessels to or approaching within 15
Planning permission has been granted by The Highland Council for the upgrade of our processing facility at Blar Mhor in Fort William which will transform it into one of the most efficient and highest capacity fish processing facilities in the world. With contracts signed with Marel for infeed to gutting lines, graders and packing lines
A team effort between staff at the Inchmore hatchery, members of the team from Inverpolly and Loch Ness, support from a colleague in Norway and experts from the Highland Aqua Team has resulted in the successful grading of potential broodstock candidates into males and females. Following some ingenious remodification of old vaccination tables in the
For well over a decade we have had a strong partnership with the Lochaber District Salmon Fishery Board and the River Lochy Association, which resulted in a pioneering collaboration designed to enhance and protect the local wild salmon populations in the rivers of Lochaber and beyond. This summer, surveys examining the density of juvenile salmon
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