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Canada: 30,000 salmon escape and media is all over them. » Read more
UK: Salmon numbers on the River Tees are improving according to a study by the Environment Agency, BBC News reports. » Read more
Chile: The national fisheries service Sernapesca notified the country’s salmon producers that it is time for the general diagnostic of caligus (sea lice), which as of 2007 is now an obligatory annual survey that each salmon company must carry out, for each cage within every farm. » Read more
USA: Earlier this week new laws were introduced in Hawaii helping companies with renewable energy to reduce Hawaii's dependence on oil. The laws include fish farmers who want to develop renewable energy for their farms. » Read more
UK: Lakeland Smolt Ltd, a 100% owned subsidiary of Marine Farms ASA, purchase two salmon licenses from Lighthouse Caledonia. » Read more
The government of Uganda is also investing in demonstration centres » Read more
UK: Movements of fish in and out of a fishery in Kent have been restricted, following the confirmation of Koi Herpesvirus (KHV) Disease. » Read more
Chile: The Instituto de Ciencias Biomédicas of the Universidad de Chile intends to demonstrate the healthful benefits that Omega-3 consumption provides for patients with fatty liver disease or subject to a liver surgery. » Read more
Axel Maximiliano Klimpel Udovic (35 years) has joined AKVA group as the commercial manager in Brazil working out from the office in Sao Paulo. » Read more
Canada: Recognizing the many health benefits associated with Omega-3 long chain fatty acids found in fish like farmed salmon, food manufacturers flock to research labs. » Read more
UK: An alien seaweed, which can foul boat hulls, propellers, water intakes and become entangled in shellfish farming equipment, is spreading along the west coast of Scotland. » Read more
Chile: The world’s largest copper producer Codelco announced its pilot project in conjunction with the salmon industry to begin producing grow-out cages for salmon. The antibacterial properties of copper are presumed to reduce the build-up of net fouling, reduce the spread of bacterial disease, and thus reduce the need for antibiotics. » Read more
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