By Neil Ramsden

Norwegian salmon prices are taking a jump, while Chilean are flat or rising going into week two of 2022; Scottish vary depending on size, but are stronger than expected

By Neil Ramsden

Norwegian salmon farmer has applied for a flexible license to raise up to 100,000t of harvest-size salmon, or to produce as much as half of that as fish to supply for at-sea grow-out

The company harvested 51,300 metric tons of salmon and trout in Q4, up 6% year-on-year, with the total for 2021 at 186,600t, up 9% y-o-y

The country claimed the production figure of 204,000t of fillets for the first 11 months of 2021 shows producers are upping their output of value-added goods

For the full year, harvests came to 182,000 metric tons, up 13% year-on-year and 19,000t above SalMar's harvest guidance

Norway Royal Salmon harvested 49,600t of salmon across its farms in its home country and Iceland in 2021, just shy of its bullish target of 52,000t

By Jason Huffman

'At this point I would say the farm is relatively reliable' -- Johan Andreassen, Atlantic Sapphire

Caleta Bay told Sernapesca, Chile's National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service, that the incident was caused by third-party sabotage

Spot prices for Norwegian farmed salmon dipped in week 52 of 2021, according to the NASDAQ Salmon Index

By Jason Huffman

Monica George joins the Homer, Alaska-based company amidst growth and hiring spurts