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    “This technology definitely has a place in our operations in British Columbia”

    Cermaq Canada begins the second trial of their semi-closed containment system.

    Early last week, Cermaq Canada announced the installation of the new equipment for the second trial of their semi-closed containment system (SCCS) had been completed. If all goes according to plan, the fish will enter the system in mid-October. Before that time, the company will conduct equipment testing and the training of their “highly skilled” employees. “We feel this technology definitely has a place in our operations in British Columbia”, Cermaq Canada has told WeAreAquaculture.

    Early last week, Cermaq Canada announced the installation of the new equipment for the second trial of their semi-closed containment system (SCCS) had been completed. If all goes according to plan, the fish will enter the system in mid-October. Before that time, the company will conduct equipment testing and the training of their "highly skilled" employees. "We feel this technology definitely has a place in our operations in British Columbia", Cermaq Canada has told WeAreAquaculture.

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