The salmon farming company is undertaking a smolt vaccination program in an effort to improve future fish health, after experiencing what CEO Ivan Vindheim calls "a rather challenging quarter".
Mowi is the second salmon farmer to undergo auditing by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority Mattilsynet, which has identified four areas where it says the company has deviated from regulations.
A Norwegian district court has rejected the salmon farmer's case, but Mowi may mount further legal action following Norway's tax authority decision, expected later this year.
Mowi CEO Ivan Vindheim takes the stand at a court in Bergen, claiming Norway's ground rent tax gives Mowi a "competitive disadvantage". Meanwhile, his company's results reveal EUR 120 million drop in ...
