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The decision followed an incident in which nearly 600,000 juvenile fish reportedly died due to a technical error at SalMar's land-based Senja site.

In September, AquaGen Profunda in Norway received recognition from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) and approval from the European Union for export.

The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has announced it is drafting a consolidated regulation aiming to update existing requirements and reduce fish mortality.

The new website from the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (Mattilsynet) provides harvest data from 2018 onwards.

The genetic selection company can now deliver genetics to international markets under EU export certification and WOAH recognition.

Norwegian Food Safety Authority approves Vevelstad Settefisk's application for large-scale smolt facility in Norland, aiming to produce up to 20 million juvenile salmon per year.