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Nofima-led research uncovers how 48-hour immune response in Pacific salmon hinders sea lice attachment.

Sea lice levels on wild salmon in 2024 were among the highest recorded during the last eight-year period, despite the closure of salmon farms.

EVAH's veterinary medicinal product delivers high efficacy across all parasitic stages of sea lice and meets sustainability requirements.

New international research led by Norway's Nofima sheds light on why sea lice are predominantly attracted to Atlantic salmon.

A new program led by MOWI Canada confirms that the variability in the percentage of sea lice on wild Pacific salmon remains unchanged.

This is according to new research that, by analyzing the Norwegian traffic light system, reaffirms the results of other studies conducted in Canada on the impact of salmon farming on wild salmon.