Mowi was delighted to host Scottish Government Minister for Agriculture, Marine and the Islands, Jim Fairlie, at our Cheesebay farm in North Uist last month. During the summer recess, the Minister has been visiting businesses and coastal communities across Scotland, having visited Scottish Sea Farms in Shetland earlier in the summer. For Mowi, this visit
Mowi Scotland received unanimous council approval on November 28, 2023, for its salmon farm proposal in Kintyre’s Kilbrannan Sound which will create 10 permanent jobs and lead to substantial investment to reinvigorate the local community harbour in Carradale. Designed to have minimal visual impact on the environment, the new farm – North Kilbrannan – will
The management team at Consumer Products UK (CPUK) would like to recognise the progress of two of the team at Rosyth, Charli Skinner (above right) and Erin Davies (above left). Both have been identified as rising stars of the business. Charli Skinner Charli joined Mowi in 2018 through the ‘Handpicked 100’ scheme which focused on
A plan to redevelop Carradale’s iconic harbour facility is being proposed by Mowi Scotland. The company’s investment would see the construction of a purpose-built shorebase, storage facilities and new pontoon. It is hoped that the proposed development, which will sit in harmony with the surrounding landscape, will be a catalyst for further community regeneration, with
Mowi is proud to be an important part of Scotland’s seafood heritage, raising premium salmon to supply a growing demand for over 50 years. The key to this success is to build on the best qualities of each salmon generation. Therefore, Mowi is planning to invest in a bespoke broodstock and egg facility in Scotland.
Congratulations to our two recently promoted farm managers on Skye, Sarah MacDonald and Darren Wilson. Sarah is now managing the farm at Scalpay and Darren is based at Greshornish. Their stories are great examples of the career paths available here at Mowi, with both Sarah and Darren joining as farm technicians and working their way
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