Cod

Whether cod farming can be profitable, despite the high production costs, is the subject of a new study by Norwegian researchers.

A recently published biological opinion from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) finds that aquaculture operations in Washington State’s Puget Sound have no adverse impact on salmon, orcas or other…

Norwegian cod farming company Norcod has entered a new contract with a Spanish supermarket chain and increased its 2025 harvest forecast by 10 percent after a successful 2021.

A short-term cod feeding trial indicates that the quality of wild fish around aquaculture sites is not harmed if they eat salmon pellets.

Plans to pre-empt and avoid health challenges that may result from climate change and growth in the farming of cod, salmon and lumpfish are currently being developed by Nofima.

Norcod has reported NOK 15.9 million (around €1.6 million) in revenues for the third quarter of 2021, saying that improved fish performance helped it approach its target.

Norwegian cod farming startup Norcod has begun it first commercial harvest, generating its first sales revenue in the process.

Cod farming firm Norcod and fry producer Havlandet Marin Yngel have announced a joint venture to develop a new 24 million capacity cod hatchery.

Norwegian cod-farming venture Norcod has announced that major shareholder, Danish wealth management and investment company Artha, has boosted its equity position in the company with the acquisition of 800,000 shares.

Trondheim-headquartered Norcod is the world’s first dedicated cod-farming operation to secure Global GAP Aquaculture Standard certification.

While the aquaculture sector may have suffered numerous setbacks following the outbreak of Covid-19 the finance sector has shown a remarkable appetite to invest in it.

Norcod, the world’s largest cod farmer, has secured a new site, in Meløy municipality, near Bodø – which increases their capacity to 10,000 tonnes of cod a year.

Norcod, the Norwegian cod farming startup, has recently attracted attention from a range of investors, including the head of one of the country’s best known salmon producers.

Norway’s newest cod farming company, Norcod, has just carried out its first harvest and sent out samples to selected retailers, food service suppliers and producers in 16 countries.

American Aquafarms is considering establishing sites in Maine for a salmon hatchery, grow~out pens and a state-of-the art processing plant.

Norwegian cod farming venture Norcod has appointed Hilde Rutledal Storhaug as its new managing director, effective from 1 May.

The diversification of aquaculture is vital for the long-term success of the sector, argues Øyvind J Hansen, in the first instalment of an exclusive new series by Nofima.

Norwegian cod-farming venture Norcod has successfully raised NOK 105 kroner (€10.5 million) as it seeks to become the world's leading producer of responsibly farmed cod.

Norcod has shipped its first batch of hatchery-reared juvenile cod to marine cages this week, in a move the company hails as a “major milestone” for the sector.

Norway's largest cod producers have joined forces in a bid to produce 36,000 tonnes of the whitefish a year.