Seyitan Moritiwon
Associate Editor at Annex Business Media
Writer, microbiologist, food lover. In Christ. #zoe co-host @S_lightpod
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aquaculturenorthamerica.com | Seyitan Moritiwon
Southern California retailer, Erewhon, is now offering ASC-certified, American-raised rainbow trout fillets from Riverence Provisions, bringing responsibly farmed seafood to U.S. grocery shoppers. The new locally grown skin-on trout fillets will give shoppers access to quality seafood and are certified as responsibly farmed by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC), a global nonprofit impact organization with a strict certification and labelling program for responsibly farmed seafood.
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rastechmagazine.com | Seyitan Moritiwon
Gigante Salmon AS has initiated harvesting from the trial production at its land-based aquaculture facility in Rødøy, Norway. The company expects to produce approximately 550 tonnes of head-on-gutted (HOG) salmon from the initial harvest. In its first quarter report, it stated that the facility construction is in the final phase, with two out of three production basins completed. It says it’s on track for the planned ramp-up to full annual capacity of approximately 16,000 tonnes HOG by 2028.
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rastechmagazine.com | Seyitan Moritiwon
FIFAX Plc’s board has decided to apply for corporate restructuring proceedings for the company. The corporate restructuring application was submitted to the district court of Åland on May 7. The move comes after a series of operational and financial challenges following an Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis Virus (IHN) outbreak in 2022 at its RAS rainbow trout facility in Eckerö, Finland.
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hatcheryinternational.com | Seyitan Moritiwon
Skretting has appointed a new managing director for its salmon businesses in Australia, Chile, North America and Norway. Håvard Walde has more than 20 years of experience in the aquaculture industry. He has been part of Skretting for the past 17 years, where he served as general manager of Skretting Norway for the past five years, and previously as finance director of Skretting Norway for 12 years.
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hatcheryinternational.com | Seyitan Moritiwon
A team of scientists has uncovered fossilized fish in northern Alaska that are the world’s oldest known relatives of salmon and carp. An article by Canadian Light Source states that the scientists used the latest in 3D imaging technology to analyze fossilized fish bones found in the rocks of the Prince Creek Formation in Alaska to reveal a previously undiscovered polar ecosystem. The findings were published May 7 in the journal Papers in Paleontology.
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