We wish to clarify the position in response to a recent article “Poached alive – fish die as farm overheats water” which appeared in The Telegraph (19th November) and subsequently in the Mail on Line. The Telegraph article was based on a story in The Sunday Herald the week before based on a Freedom of...
A new wellboat for Marine Harvest has been launched at Corpach pier, in a first for Scotland. For it uses natural methods to eradicate sea lice and prevent a range of potential fish diseases by utilising reverse osmosis technology The vessel, 70m long, with a 2,000 cubic metre capacity was officially named Inter Caledonia by...
Quarry at Kyleakin the preferred site for feed plant A quarry at Kyleakin is the preferred site for a new £80m fish feed plant which will create 55 full time, permanent jobs. The announcement was made by Marine Harvest Scotland after consideration of a number of different sites on the west coast. The site, known...
Marine Harvest Scotland in group award The collaborative group comprising the Institute of Stirling, Marine Harvest Scotland, Scottish Sea Farms and Biomar received the Innovative Collaboration Award last night at Scotland’s Life Science Awards in Edinburgh. The award was for the work being carried out on the development of wrasse as a cleaner fish in...
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