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Cod farm of Norwegian producer Ode.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
After approving new guidelines, the Norwegian Food Safety Authority has restarted processing applications for setting up cod farming sites that had been stalled since March.
A new protocol shows what sexual maturation looks like in farmed cod. Here an illustration photo of farmed cod in a tank.
Rocio Álvarez Jiménez
1 min read
Therefore, experts will be able to identify if the farmed cod is ready to spawn.
Ode site. The newly awarded site will be the sixth sea farm for the Norwegian cod farmer. Photo: Ode.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
Following approval for this new site, the Norwegian cod producer has six marine farms now, which will increase Ode's annual production capacity to more than 25,000 tons.
Use of light on an Ode fish farm. The LuxCod study demonstrates it can prevent early maturation of farmed cod. Photo: Ode.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
The LuxCod project, carried out by researchers from Møreforsking, used cod from one of Ode's fish farms.
Ola Kvalheim is co-founder and CEO of Ode, a Norwegian company determined to create a new culture around farmed cod. Photo: WeAreAquaculture.
Marta Negrete
6 min read
We talked to Ola Kvalheim, Ode CEO, about what it means to start a new product, a new company, and even a new culture, that of farmed cod.
Hilde R. Storhaug, Sustainability Manager at Norcod. Photo: Norcod.
Marta Negrete
4 min read
So says Hilde R. Storhaug, Sustainability Manager at Norcod. The company trusts the latest difficulties will not affect its long term.
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