ISA Reported on Frya Fish Farm

NORWAY - An outbreak of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) has been reported on a salmon and trout farm in Frya.

The outbreak was reported at sea site 31,517 Kamholmen in Frøya municipality, Sør-Trøndelag.

The farm is operated by Ervik Salmon and Trout AS.

More articles on salmonids

BC salmon gets Seafood Watch seal of approval

19 Sep 2017

Atlantic salmon farmed in British Columbia (BC) has been ugraded to the “good alternative” classification by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program.

BC salmon gets Seafood Watch seal of approval thumbnail image

Scottish salmon production slips 5.2 percent

19 Sep 2017

Health issues, leading to early harvests, caused Scottish salmon production levels fell by 5.2 percent last year, to a total of 162,817 tonnes, according to figures released by Marine Scotland Science…

Scottish salmon production slips 5.2 percent thumbnail image

Does aquaculture impact wild fish quality?

18 Sep 2017

The belief that fish farms have an adverse impact on the quality of wild fish caught in their vicinity is largely misplaced, according to a recent study.

Does aquaculture impact wild fish quality? thumbnail image

More articles on trout

Scottish salmon production slips 5.2 percent

19 Sep 2017

AquaGen moves in on trout market

14 Aug 2017

AquaGen has entered into an agreement to purchase 51% of the Danish breeding company AquaSearch ova, one of the world's leading suppliers of genetics for the portion-size trout market.

AquaGen moves in on trout market thumbnail image

Russian firm sees salmon production surge

04 Aug 2017

Russia’s leading farmed salmonid producer, Russian Aquaculture, has reported commercial fish production of some 8,400 tonnes in the first half of 2017, a 664% increase compared to the 1,100 tonnes it …