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Salmon has kept its crown as the UK’s favourite fish, with new figures revealing sales soared to £1.5 billion last year amid continued strong demand.

A group of Highland secondary pupils will get a first-hand look at the variety of opportunities that the salmon farming sector offers.

The First Minister has been updated on the importance of protecting and growing Scotland’s salmon exports amid global economic uncertainty caused by President Trump’s tariffs.

Many moons ago, I studied American history. The Boston Tea Party was a pivotal moment in the republic’s emergence, so during my recent visit to Massachusetts for Seafood Expo North America, I walked part of the city’s Freedom Trail.

Scotland’s salmon sector has never been stronger. With record-breaking exports of £844m in 2024, Scottish salmon remains the UK’s top food export, in demand from Toulouse to Taipei.

International sales of Scottish salmon have hit a record high of £844 million, soaring by 45 per cent in a year to remain the UK’s top food export.

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, recognising the vital role of gender equality in scientific progress and global development.

Our chief executive, Tavish Scott, has today written to the convener of the Scottish Parliament's Rural Affairs and Islands Committee.

A groundbreaking conservation fund to help save Scotland’s iconic wild salmon is now open for 2025 applications.

The chief executive of Salmon Scotland, Tavish Scott, writes abut the essential role lobbying plays in politics and how Salmon Scotland will continue to represent the UK’s biggest food export industry in the corridors of power.

Members of Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee have visited Loch Erisort salmon farm as part of a fact-finding visit to the Western Isles.

Scotland's salmon farmers give hours of their free time volunteering to make the communities they live and work in better; from blue light services to beach cleans, to sitting on community councils and coaching sports clubs