WebScotland: Annual Fish Farm Production Survey. Scotland: Annual Shellfish Farm Production Survey. England & Wales: Site visits of authorised Aquaculture Production Businesses. Northern Ireland: Annual Aquaculture Production Business Survey. 3.1.8 Name of Organisation responsible: Scotland - Marine Scotland Science. England & … Web27 mei 2015 · Europe produces around 2 per cent of the world’s aquaculture and imports 80 per cent of all its aquatic produce. By 2024, the Scottish Government aims to increase finfish production sustainably to 210,000 tonnes (the 2013 figure was 165,256 tonnes) and shellfish production to 13,000 tonnes (6,757 tonnes in 2013).

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WebThere are around 2,279 people in Scotland employed in finfish or shellfish production and 7,725 in the immediate processing supply chain. The aquaculture supply chain also includes a wider business base such as equipment supply, feed manufacture, wholesale supply, freight and transport and veterinary and health activities. WebAs a result of this work, Fisheries Management Scotland are working with Marine Scotland to develop a programme of strategic sampling for open-cage freshwater salmon production sites across Scotland. Following the escape of nearly 50,000 farmed salmon from Mowi Scotland’s North Carradale salmon farm, we have coordinated work to monitor for any … edge lost passwords

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WebA. GALLEGO Cited by 1,921 of Marine Scotland Science, Aberdeen (MSS) Read 99 publications ... There are industry-led aspirations to sustainably increase finfish production to 210kt by ... Web2. Our vision for the finfish aquaculture sector The Scottish finfish aquaculture sector recognises that protecting the environment is fundamental to its success and is foremost in all its plans and operations. The sector is a world-leading innovator of ways to minimise the environmental footprint of food production and supply. WebThis note has been developed by Marine Scotland in consultation with Nature Scot. This note may be updated, particularly in terms of the assessment required, as our understanding of ADD use and impacts on cetaceans develops. 1. Introduction This document provides information for Scottish finfish farm operators who are using or congratulations for not smoking