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MSPs are not only more aware of Scottish salmon than ever before but have a much more favourable view of the sector, according to new polling.

Three Scottish salmon producers have been ranked among Scotland's top businesses.

Scotland is lucky to have high populations of grey seals and harbour (also known as common) seals, but this can create fish welfare problems for salmon farms, when seals attack salmon pens.

Flying into Kirkwall's tiny airport you would be hard pressed to imagine anywhere else in the UK where a population of only 26,000, spread across 16 or so inhabited islands, could deliver such an incredible breadth of fine quality food and drink.

Scottish salmon producers have triumphed at the Aquaculture Awards 2019, gathering a total of four awards.

The Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation has made a major step towards improved sustainability of inshore wrasse fisheries with the voluntary publication of wild catch data for 2018.

Talk to anyone who has ever been a fisheries minister and then watch them shudder when you mention quota negotiations.

The Scottish Salmon Company, who operate 42 farms across the western Highlands and Islands of Scotland, have won a prestigious Scottish Environment Business Award (VIBES). The VIBES celebrate the achievements of innovative Scottish businesses that demonstrate vision in implementing environmental best practice.

IT is easy for anyone to take a hasty - and understandable - dislike to the United Nations, particularly those who have tried to wander around the UN's campus in New York.

Walk into the control room of the feed barge on a Scottish salmon farm today and what will greet you is more space race than farming.

Walk into the control room of the feed barge on a Scottish salmon farm today and what will greet you is more space race than farming.

We are aware of a report by the Changing Markets Foundation which questions the sustainability of the fish meal and fish oil used in global aquaculture.