This episode of Food Safety Five discusses new academic publications exploring the limitations of a “zero-risk” approach to food safety and evaluating the limited benefits and trade-offs associated with intensified microbiological sampling. Read More
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Akva Group has been awarded a contract for the design and construction of smolt facilities in Iceland.Read More
Akva lands major agreement with Laxey Read More »
The partnership includes significant deliveries of post‑smolt from Andfjord Salmon to Eidsfjord Sjofarm.Read More
New partnership and capital raise for Andfjord Salmon Read More »
Industry players see strong growth potential in Chile’s salmon sector, with regulatory changes, rising investment and improved sustainability focus fueling ambitions to overtake Norway.Read More
Chile eyes top spot in global salmon farming as reforms and investment gather pace Read More »
The recall is for 13 different 7-Eleven ready-to-eat sandwiches and wraps sold in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.Read More
7-Eleven tuna sandwiches recalled in Canada Read More »
Lawmakers called the management environment for salmon “increasingly unpredictable and unstable.”Read More
Alaska’s Cook Inlet salmon overhaul alarms lawmakers Read More »
Scotland’s salmon industry has asked Holyrood candidates to cut red tape, warning that delays are holding back investment, jobs and export growthRead More
Salmon industry urges Scottish election candidates over regulatory reform Read More »
Spanish companies are urging policy stability as an energy shock linked to the Iran conflict drives inflation higher and adds pressure on growth and costsRead More
AECOC: Spanish companies urge policy clarity as energy crisis adds to economic strain Read More »
With strong supply chains, expanding processing capacity, and a growing global presence, the company is positioning itself to sustain its upward trajectory into 2026 and beyond, according to its presidentRead More
Spain’s Wofco increases revenue, boosted by Portuguese tuna loin plant integration Read More »
Only 48,500t of Norway’s Barents Sea cod quota is left to catch for the rest of this year, roughly half the volume left at the same stage of 2025Read More
Norwegian H&G cod prices jump during Barcelona show with stark undersupply ahead Read More »