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Skretting charts a vessel to streamline delivery services and increase its commitment  to Australia and New Zealand aquaculture

Nutreco’s aquaculture division, Skretting, has announced the charter of the vessel 'Eigsvaag Omega', for "streamlining the delivery services to the Australian and New Zealand Aquaculture industries". In its announcement, the company assures that it is a continuation of its long-term commitment to the aquaculture industries in both countries. The vessel, on voyage from Norway since…
August 4, 20220Comments

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Tassal is “well-positioned” to deliver growth in shareholder value, company’s board states

Cooke has tried for the third time to takeover the Australian salmon business Tassal Group Limited's board has stated in a statement that the company has an "attractive independent" future and is "well-positioned" to deliver growth in shareholder value. This comes after Cooke Inc. and related parties lodged holder notices. In more detail, Cooke has…
July 6, 20220Comments

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Australian Marine Conservation Society updates about Queensland’s unsustainable seafood

Through its GoodFish sustainable seafood guide The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) has reminded in its GoodFish sustainable seafood guide that much of Queensland’s iconic seafood remains unsustainable and has been red-listed, following new assessments. AMCS has recommended avoiding popular seafood items like wild-caught barramundi, Spanish mackerel, and prawns. Because of overfished stocks or the dangers to…
June 6, 20220Comments

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Australian Government to invest in world’s largest indoor bio-secure aquaculture facility

MainStream Aquaculture and Opal welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement of $30 million to develop the world’s largest indoor bio-secure aquaculture facility. The aim is to grow and process sustainable Australian barramundi, in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria. Now that they have government confirmation funding support, both companies will move into the final development pathway. This will…
May 20, 20220Comments

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