The Times: "Woman suing fish farm after partner was crushed"

The Times: "I want justice and an apology. I truly believe that Clive would be here today if Mowi had done what they were meant to" https://t.co/9JCg1KyiX9 @thetimes @MowiScotlandLtd @ScottishHazards @maibgovuk @H_S_E @WHFP1 @Rossnews @Folketrygdfond @ScotlandSalmon

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 23, 2021

The Times reported (23 November 2021):

Here's the newspaper version – download as a PDF online here

The Times on @MowiScotlandLtd being sued by the widow of worker Clive Hendry who was killed at a salmon farm in Loch Alsh (Mowi were found negligent by a damning @maibgovuk report) @thetimes https://t.co/iNemRUqcBy @ScottishHazards @MCA_media @H_S_E @_KateForbes @ScotlandSalmon pic.twitter.com/WYRzhLCT1b

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 23, 2021

Fish Farming Expert reported (23 November 2021):

Mowi in Court over death of worker Clive Hendry in Loch Alsh @MowiScotlandLtd @Folketrygdfond https://t.co/P0uneuDQim @ScottishHazards @maibgovuk @H_S_E @ScotlandSalmon @WHFP1

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 23, 2021

Salmon Business reported (23 November 2021):

Salmon Business: "Woman to sue Mowi after partner crushed to death – Investigators said Mowi did not have an effective marine safety management system in place" https://t.co/nViUUfjiug @MowiScotlandLtd @maibgovuk @Ianblackford_MP @_KateForbes @H_S_E @ScottishHazards @tavishscott pic.twitter.com/y739k06RA8

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 24, 2021

The West Highland Free Press reported (26 November 2021):

BBC News reported (26 May 2021):

"It is just devastating to me to think he had the most horrific death" @ScotlandMowi @BBCNews @BBCScotlandNews @MowiScotlandLtd @maibgovuk https://t.co/Ty2a3Vnt7q @SSPOsays
How much will Mowi be fined for their negligence & lack of safety? @GreenerScotland @marinescotland

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) May 26, 2021

Watch a report from the BBC's Isla Todd featuring Catriona Lockhart (broadcast on BBC Scotland on 26 May 2021):

BBC News reporting on Mowi's Safety Failures over Death of Clive Hendry at a salmon farm in Loch Alsh @BBCScotlandNews @ScottishHazards @ScotlandMowi @IslaTodd @WHFP1 @maibgovuk @_KateForbes @Ianblackford_MP @GreenerScotland @MCA_media @H_S_E @SSPOsays https://t.co/Xomv98TVBo

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) May 26, 2021

The death of Clive Henry in February 2020 is not the first time Mowi (renamed from Marine Harvest in 2019 due to "negative consumer perception") has been criticised following a fatality at one of its salmon farms. BBC News reported in 2007:

BBC News reported in 2006:

The price of the life of a worker is apparently negotiable and judged by previous fines handed out to salmon farming companies Mowi could expect a fine anywhere between £300,000 to £166,667.

https://t.co/X8AK2PMRS8 pic.twitter.com/ZlP9lXz4wJ

— Salmoncon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦🇨🇱🇳🇴🇫🇴 (@Salmoncon) February 12, 2020

BBC News reported in January 2012:

In Chile, the price of a dead salmon farm worker appears higher. In 2009, the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet reported on deaths of workers in Chile at Cermaq and Marine Harvest (before 1 January 2019, Mowi was named Marine Harvest).

Scottish Salmon Watch reported in February 2020:

Mowi can afford to pay any fine. In 2020, the Norwegian-owned company had a turnover of EUR 3.8 billion. Mowi's owner is John Fredriksen – nicknamed 'Big Wolf', the 'Viking Raider' and McFreddy – and he is worth ca. $10 billion.

Read more about the Norwegian salmoney behind Mowi's salmonopoly via 'Scottish Scamon'.

Mowi's Ben Hadfield – who is personally responsible for the lethal operations of Mowi Scotland – earned $1 million in 2019.

Mowi's money men rake in million$ as tens of million$ of farmed $almon die a cruel death https://t.co/2ivoCyccKX Ben Hadfield @MowiScotlandLtd is fast catching up with Steve Austin coining in a cool $1 million in 2019 #Salmoney #Salmonopoly #Salmafia @IntraFishNorge pic.twitter.com/QuYumDLUCa

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 26, 2020

Intrafish reported (25 March 2021):

Revealed: Mowi Scotland's Ben Hadfield earned €962,000 (that's a staggering $1.1 million or £831,000) in 2020! https://t.co/y59RCkPITn @Salmon_Business @ScotlandMowi @MowiScotlandLtd #Salmoney #Salmonopoly #Salmafia
The 'Polluter Gets Paid Principle' in action! @ScottishEPA pic.twitter.com/wp5wSUcOqX

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 24, 2021