The police chief in Norway’s Troms region has fined Mowi NOK 800,000 (£67,000) for violating the country’s legislation re. Infectious Salmon Anaemia https://t.co/GJxDjTwgWf
Is ISA lurking @MowiScotlandLtd in Scotland?@scotgov @marinescotland @APHAgovuk @SSPOsays @scotseafarms— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) September 7, 2021
Fish Farmer reported (6 September 2021):
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- Damning Disease Report for RSPCA Assured Scottish Sea Farms in Loch Spelve
- Letter to Scottish Ministers re. ISA in Scottish Salmon
- Media Backgrounder: Scottish Salmon’s Recurring ISA Nightmare
- Media Backgrounder: Norway’s Infectious Salmon Aquacalypse – Going Global Since 1984!
Infectious Salmon Anaemia comes back to haunt Scottish salmon – positive test reported by @marinescotland @rspcaassured @scotseafarms on Isle of Mull. Buy your fresh virus-laden Scottish salmon @marksandspencer – how many more farms are infected? @MowiScotlandLtd @salmon_scottish pic.twitter.com/JUjMS335xa
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) August 30, 2021
Revealed: Positive test by @marinescotland for Infectious Salmon Anaemia Virus at @rspcaassured salmon farm operated by Norwegian-owned @scotseafarms – how many other salmon farms are harbouring infectious viruses & deadly diseases? @SSPOsays @salmon_scottish @scotgov pic.twitter.com/IVM3uejWw7
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) August 30, 2021
"I vividly recall the difficulties for the Shetland salmon industry 10 years ago when ISA caused enormous financial problems" said @tavishscott @BBCNews in 2009 when ISA hit Scotland for a second time (both outbreaks began @scotseafarms). Third time lucky?https://t.co/wyj5QQUImy pic.twitter.com/1lpuR6wtCu
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) August 30, 2021
Remember that the ISA outbreak in Scotland in 1998-9 was traced back to Norwegian-owned Scottish Sea Farms – it cost the 'Scottish' salmon farming industry £100 million & 200 jobs https://t.co/wyj5QQUImy@scotseafarms @LeroySeafood @Folketrygdfond @marinescotland @scotgov pic.twitter.com/feos13OzS7
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) August 30, 2021