Horror Photos Exposes Welfare Abuse at Lousy Loch Duart - "an industry leader in welfare" & certified via RSPCA Assured!

Quiz Question: Which @rspcaassured salmon farm is this lice-infested fish sourced from?
Clue: This RSPCA Assured company claims "Fish welfare is at the heart of everything we do" and they're "an industry leader in welfare" @LochDuartSalmon @ScotlandSalmon #LochDuart #RSPCA pic.twitter.com/iRoCETamsN

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) January 26, 2023

Here's a Fish Health Inspectorate report – slipped out by the Scottish Government on 16 January 2023 – relating to an inspection of Loch Duart's RSPCA Assured salmon farm in Loch Carnan in October 2022.

Horror Photos Exposes Welfare Abuse at Lousy Loch Duart – "an industry leader in welfare" & certified via @rspcaassured! @LochDuartSalmon @ScotlandSalmon
Please join the global boycott – it's time to take Scottish salmon off the table! @WildFishCons @the_gsfr @ciwf @onekindtweet pic.twitter.com/PK4J7GluFo

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) January 26, 2023

Case 2022-0469 includes gruesome photos; details of fish infested with 15 to 50 lice; over 200,000 mortalities; Hydrogen Peroxide treatments; and infectious diseases including Anaemia, Heart & Skeletal Muscle Inflammation (Piscine Reovirus), Amoebic Gill Disease, Complex Gill Diseaseas, Epitheliocystis, Salmon Gill Poxvirus, Paranucelospora theridion, Moritella viscosa and Vibrio:

Breaking News: Jellyfish ravage Loch Duart's @rspcaassured Scottish salmon in unprovoked attack leaving the "industry leader in welfare" in tatters @LochDuartSalmon @ScotlandSalmon
In other industry news @tavishscott blames seals for eating his homework #Scapegoat #Jellyfish pic.twitter.com/2rbUSZKiWe

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) January 26, 2023

Case 2022-0469 includes a Fish Health Inspectorate Visit Report dated 3 November 2022 detailing an inspection on 5 October 2022 at Loch Duart's salmon farm in Loch Carnan:

Case 2022-0469 includes gruesome photos of Loch Duart's RSPCA Assured Scottish salmon:

Another case report (2022-0572) published by the Fish Health Inspectorate on 16 January 2023 details disease and over 100,000 mortalities at RSPCA Assured Loch Duart's salmon farm in the Sound of Harris found during an inspection in November 2022:

Here's leaked video footage of Loch Duart morts dumped at Whiteshore Cockles:

The Scottish Government Fish Health Inspectorate case report 2022-0572 continues – with reference to Amoebic Gill Disease, Proliferative Gill Disease, Piscine Reovirus, Salmon Gill Poxvirus, Brachiomonas and Paranucleospora theridion:

The Scottish Government Fish Health Inspectorate case report 2022-0572 includes photos taken by inspectors during the visit in November 2022:

$camon $cotland reported in September 2022:

Loch Duart's marketing slogan is "unrivalled Scottish salmon" (it used to be "the Sustainable Salmon Company" but that was dropped after @ASA_UK invervention) – 50.3% mortality @rspcaassured in the Sound of Harris beats most of their rivals for sure! @ScotlandSalmon @RSPCAChris pic.twitter.com/YKdu04E3Dg

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) September 27, 2022

$camon $cotland reported last week (20 January 2023):

RSPCA Assured Loch Duart is another company suffering from mass mortalities during 2022 with 249,640 dead fish reported in Loch Carnan via 14 'Mortality Event Reports' and 132,184 dead fish reported in Loch Laxford via 9 'Mortality Event Reports'.

The Worst of the Worst @ScotlandSalmon – headed by 55.9% mortality in September @LochDuartSalmon in Loch Carnan: that's over half the fish dying in 30 days!!https://t.co/kjNDyAMOzI
But don't worry, Loch Duart is @rspcaassured – nothing to see here! https://t.co/UzZDt5a2qZ #RSPCA pic.twitter.com/6KKtrNoIsq

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 9, 2022

Anyone for @rspcaassured Loch Duart salmon fresh from Loch Laxford? Comes with Salmon Gill Poxvirus, Heart & Skeletal inflammation, Piscine reovirus, hyperplasic branchitis, vascular disturbance, haemorrhage & Bacterial dermatitis @LochDuartSalmon @ScotlandSalmon @TavishScott pic.twitter.com/qMbkN2bn4t

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) November 18, 2022