A study offers new insights into how wounds heal, tissues regenerate, and cellular transitions support long-term skin health.

Innovasea, Grieg Seafood and Canada’s Ocean Supercluster launched a new project that aims to improve fish welfare, boost sustainability and optimize production through innovative solutions.

Mowi’s CEO, Ivan Vindheim, opened the facility, officially concluding several years of construction work and NOK 600 million (USD 59 million) in investments.

By lowering the fish below the surface layer, welfare is improved and better growth and quality all year round are secured.

The campaign in France and Spain will begin in June 2025, featuring a digital strategy including influencers and GSC’s own social media channels.

The algae bloom in production areas 9 and 10 has led to fish mortality among several farmers in Nordland and Troms.

A new study found that the Brazilian broodstock is well-positioned to serve as the foundation for a structured breeding program focused on disease resilience and sustainable growth.

Aligning the twelve ASC species standards into one global standard, the ASC Farm Standard brings greater consistency to requirements across all species standards.

The company now offers algorithms for seven unique species.

Some goods with reduced tariffs, which can open markets and make trade cheaper for both sides, include salmon and shrimp.

The Salmon Retailer Spotlight reveals significant gaps in UK retailers’ salmon welfare policies, urging companies to adopt transparent, species-specific standards beyond reliance on general assurance schemes.

The study was carried out by Mowi Scotland at Loch Arkaig, where Mowi has farmed salmon for almost 40 years.

Under a order, the Secretary of Commerce is tasked with reviewing and revising regulations that overly burden the aquaculture, commercial fishing, and fish processing industries.

A florfenicol premix has been approved for use in freshwater-reared salmonids, catfish, freshwater-reared finfish and warmwater finfish.

Piscada delivers software for process control and analytics to the fish farming industry.

The campaign will showcase the dedication and commitment of EU producers to sustainable aquaculture and to providing high-quality products.

Led by the University of Stirling, the £3.5 million project will develop a digital tool using satellite and sensor data to combat pollution, climate change, and disease in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta.

UK-wide training initiative, led by Lantra, aims to help producers mitigate the challenges associated with harmful algal blooms.

Scottish Sea Farms saw a significant improvement in fish health last year with a 41% reduction in mortality over the previous year, following increased investment in mitigation strategies and a focus on preventative measures.