Fish Farms Out Now Flotilla 11 March
Join the "Salmon Out" flotilla 11.30am, Monday, March 11
Join the "Salmon Out" flotilla 11.30am, Monday, March 11
NOFF is taking the UnCage Our Seas campaign on the road to end toxic salmon. First events are in northern NSW and SE Queensland. Further events coming soon to cities and regional areas through 2024.
NOFF has launched a nationwide advertising campaign in the run up to Christmas, alerting mainland consumers to false marketing of Tasmanian-produced Atlantic salmon as "clean, green, sustainable and healthy". The advertising blitz had already been viewed more than 200,000 times on social media within days of being rolled out.
A recent study by the European Food Safety Authority has determined that the prevalence of vibrio bacteria in seafood will increase globally due to climate change and antimicrobial resistance. It will be more common in areas where rivers meet the sea. The bacteria has forced retailers in the E.U. to issue recalls and can cause deaths if eaten via...
More than 65% of Iceland's population opposes open-net fish farming, according to a new Gallup survey which revealed broad opposition across various demographics, with consistent disapproval noted nationwide.
Leading food and agribusiness bank Rabobank reports that biological issues for the last year have plagued aquaculture, particularly in Norway, with high mortality levels and significant drops in the proportion of superior grade fish. Increase in the use of mechanical sea lice treatments in the warmer months damage the mucosal layers of the salmon...