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Aquaculture UK in pictures

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With 2394 visitors, 190 exhibitors and a 50 percent increase in floor space, Aquaculture UK 2018 exceeded expectations, as this photo gallery reflects.

  • Six hundred delegates attended the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards
    Six hundred delegates attended the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards
  • Malin Marine made its Aquaculture UK debut in style, with a workboat that dominated the outdoor exhibition space
  • Fergus Ewing, Scotland's Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, opened the event
  • Dr Carly Daniels, who was nominated for three awards and went on to win one, at the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards preview
  • Several exhibitors brought along virtual reality headsets to entertain, amuse (and occasionally confuse) delegates
  • The Fish Site organised a Women in Aquaculture event, which included presentations and a panel discussion with three high flying women and one well known fish farmer
  • The Women in Aquaculture event attracted a capacity crowd and plenty of questions, including one from Jo Gosling of ARCH UK
  • Delegates were invited to put the "indestructable" claim of Tideman boats to the test with a sledgehammer
  • The show attracted over 2394 visitors including plenty of well-known faces such as Steve Bracken, who is set to retire from Marine Harvest this year after 41 years with the firm
  • Dougie Vipond, formerly of Deacon Blue and currently of BBC's Landward series was the compere for the awards...
  • and raised plenty of laughs from the assembled audience
  • Lynne Frame of Scottish Sea Farms and Scott MacKay of AKVA were joint winners of the inaugural Rising Star Award
  • Ben Wilson of Inverlussa Marine picked up the Supplier of the Year Award
  • Sarah Last, manager at Scottish Sea Farms' Summer Isles site was the first female recipient of the Farm Manager of the Year Award
  • One of the highlights of the conference was a Q&A on cleaner fish, led by Jim Treasurer
  • The questions were answered by a panel that included Richard Prickett of Dorset Cleanerfish, Angela Ashby of Fish Vet Group and Andrew Davie of the Institute of Aquaculture
  • The exhibition included all manner of displays and gadgetry
  • While on The Fish Site stand live interviews were being filmed
  • AKVA had a considerable presence in the exhibition marquee
  • Footfall in the exhibition marquee was unprecedented
  • Pharmaq gave out cake and toy cleaner fish, to go with their fish health products
  • The next Aquaculture UK exhibition, is scheduled for 20-21 May 2020.
  • Six hundred delegates attended the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards thumbnail
  • Malin Marine made its Aquaculture UK debut in style, with a workboat that dominated the outdoor exhibition space thumbnail
  • Fergus Ewing, Scotland's Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, opened the event thumbnail
  • Dr Carly Daniels, who was nominated for three awards and went on to win one, at the Scottish Marine Aquaculture Awards preview thumbnail
  • Several exhibitors brought along virtual reality headsets to entertain, amuse (and occasionally confuse) delegates thumbnail
  • The Fish Site organised a Women in Aquaculture event, which included presentations and a panel discussion with three high flying women and one well known fish farmer thumbnail
  • The Women in Aquaculture event attracted a capacity crowd and plenty of questions, including one from Jo Gosling of ARCH UK thumbnail
  • Delegates were invited to put the "indestructable" claim of Tideman boats to the test with a sledgehammer thumbnail
  • The show attracted over 2394 visitors including plenty of well-known faces such as Steve Bracken, who is set to retire from Marine Harvest this year after 41 years with the firm thumbnail
  • Dougie Vipond, formerly of Deacon Blue and currently of BBC's Landward series was the compere for the awards... thumbnail
  • and raised plenty of laughs from the assembled audience thumbnail
  • Lynne Frame of Scottish Sea Farms and Scott MacKay of AKVA were joint winners of the inaugural Rising Star Award thumbnail
  • Ben Wilson of Inverlussa Marine picked up the Supplier of the Year Award thumbnail
  • Sarah Last, manager at Scottish Sea Farms' Summer Isles site was the first female recipient of the Farm Manager of the Year Award thumbnail
  • One of the highlights of the conference was a Q&A on cleaner fish, led by Jim Treasurer thumbnail
  • The questions were answered by a panel that included Richard Prickett of Dorset Cleanerfish, Angela Ashby of Fish Vet Group and Andrew Davie of the Institute of Aquaculture thumbnail
  • The exhibition included all manner of displays and gadgetry thumbnail
  • While on The Fish Site stand live interviews were being filmed thumbnail
  • AKVA had a considerable presence in the exhibition marquee thumbnail
  • Footfall in the exhibition marquee was unprecedented thumbnail
  • Pharmaq gave out cake and toy cleaner fish, to go with their fish health products thumbnail
  • The next Aquaculture UK exhibition, is scheduled for 20-21 May 2020. thumbnail
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