Mowi widow Catriona Lockhart on BBC Scotland's 'Drivetime' hammers Norwegian giant

Norwegian giant Mowi – which made an operating profit that passed the €1 billion mark in 2022 – has been hit with an £800,000 fine in Scotland over the death of worker Clive Hendry.

Following the damning verdict in Inverness Sheriff Court, Clive Hendry's widow Catriona Lockhart gave a devastating indictment of Mowi's health and safety practices on BBC Scotland's 'Drivetime' radio show along with Louise Adamson of Scottish Hazards (9 May 2023) Listen online here:

BBC Scotland's 'Drivetime' show is only online for a month – the Mowi segment starts at 1 hour 36 mins and 30 seconds into the programme:

BBC News reported (9 May 2023):

Mowi is owned by Norway's richest man John Fredriksen – living as a tax exile in Cyprus and London – who with a net worth of over $13 billion can certainly afford to pay a fine of £800,000.

Private Eye reported in November 2020:

MoneyWeek reported in May 2012: "In an industry where "leaders' risk appetites rival only their personalities for size, it would be easy to mistake John Fredriksen for a mere buccaneer", says the Financial Times. The world's most closely watched ship-owner "a bear-shaped man whose lived-in look lends credence to stories of his large capacity for drink" has a reputation for undertaking deals that few rivals would contemplate."