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Ode's Alida site in Volda, Norway.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
Following positive results from the first production cycle, Ode will now roll out submersible cages to two additional sites during the spring.
Part of the Ode team alongside CEO Ola Kvalheim (first on the right).
Marta Negrete
3 min read
For the first time for a cod farmer, Ode achieved this important milestone with a total production of 10,018 tons.
Ode's cod farm in Alida, Norway.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
Norwegian company Ode marks a new milestone in cod farming by marketing the world's first cod raised using deep-water technology.
"Farmers will have clearer responsibility for preventing fish from spawning in pens, and that they must have the necessary contingency plans in place to ensure this does not occur,” Director of Fisheries, Frank Bakke-Jensen.
Louisa Gairn
2 min read
Regulations aim to curb spawning risks, and will require farmers to monitor fish maturity and implement contingency plans to protect wild cod stocks.
Farmed cod from the Norwegian company Norcod.
Marta Negrete
4 min read
In contrast to the homogeneity of salmon, in May, Norwegian cod exports rise and fall depending on whether the product was fresh, frozen, dried, or salted.
Ode's Alida site in Volda, Norway.
Marta Negrete
3 min read
The Norwegian cod farmer teams up with AKVA group to install submersible pens to enhance fish welfare and optimise production.
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