Soil Association-Certified ‘Organic’ Sea Harvest Addicted to Lobster-Killing Chemical Deltamethrin!

 

 

 

 

Data published by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency undermines the credibility of 'organic' salmon farming in Scotland:

 

Deltamethrin use Sept 2021 Scotlands Aquaculture data

 

 

Scottish Salmon Watch reported in October 2021:

 

 

 

 

The scam that is 'organic' Scottish salmon – aka 'organic scamon' – has almost trebled in a year: increasing from 4,462 tonnes of 'organic' salmon reported in 2019 to 12,528 tonnes in 2020.  That's a leap of 181% in a single year!    The 'Scottish Fish Farm Production Survey 2020' – published by the Scottish Government on 30 September 2021 – details:

2020 Scottish Fish Farm Survey

 

2020 Scottish Fish Farm Survey #4

 

 

 

In March 2021, Scottish Salmon Watch filed a complaint against the Soil Association with the Advertising Standards Authority

 

 

 

 

In March 2021, Scottish Salmon Watch reported:

 

 

 

The latest version of the Soil Association's 'organic' salmon standards (published in February 2021) shamefully permits the use of the lobster-killing chemical Deltamethrin:

 

Soil Association salmon standards Feb 2021 #1

Soil Association salmon standards Feb 2021 #2 chemicals

 

 

 

 

Alphamax is the trade name for the toxic chemical Deltamethrin – shown by peer-reviewed science to be lethal to shellfish and labelled by the chemical manufacturer as a 'Marine Pollutant'.    An article – "The impact of anti-sea lice pesticides, azamethiphos and deltamethrin, on European lobster (Homarus gammarus) larvae in the Norwegian marine environment" – published in scientific journal Environmental Pollution in September 2020 reported:

 

Parsons paper 2020 #1

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Parsons paper 2020 #3

 

 

The Institute of Marine Research in Bergen, Norway, reported in September 2020:

 

Deltamethrin IMR 2020 #1

Deltamethrin IMR 2020 #2

 

 

 

 

 

In March 2021, Scottish Salmon Watch called for a ban on the use of Deltamethrin in salmon farming:

 

 

 

 

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