As the country opens up, why not experience the true nature of farmed salmon in Scotland!
SALMON SAFARI !
Witness caged salmon swim in their own excrement, being stuffed with highly-processed food and slowly being eaten alive by lice, infectious diseases & toxic chemicals! 🐟☠️ pic.twitter.com/QCHNY38nwV
— Salmon Scotland (@SalmonScotland) April 26, 2021
Book your salmon 'safari' now! "Witness caged salmon swim in their own excrement, being stuffed with highly-processed food and slowly being eaten alive by lice, infectious diseases & toxic chemicals!"
New footage reveals the most horrific animal cruelty to salmon farmed in Scotland. https://t.co/9fuzDSn8F5@SSPOsays @tavishscott @FSScot @scotfoodjames @scotfooddrink @RSPCA_Frontline @RSPCA_official @ScottishSPCA @IoAStirling @CVOScotland @D1HAJ @TerryAHearn @markruskell @ciwf pic.twitter.com/DDwSzc4yf0
— Salmon Scotland (@SalmonScotland) April 27, 2021
Salmon farmers, however, caution against getting too close to their disease-ridden operations.
You're welcome. It's not everyone that understands the potential hazards that exist on and under the water at our working farms. With buoys being maritime shorthand to steer clear of an area, #KeepOutsideTheBuoys seemed the most helpful advice to give: https://t.co/mdsmxWyXpA
— Scottish Sea Farms (@scotseafarms) April 22, 2021
When are the security cameras, patrol boats, radar, trip-wires and water canons being fitted to salmon farms in Scotland? https://t.co/IvQ3Ka1p7v
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) April 6, 2021
From the shocking video footage published last month by Compassion in World Farming and OneKind you can see why!
Hamish Macdonell, strategic engagement director for @SSPOsays, will consider the idea of tourism and aquaculture, and potential for the future @LochaberChamber @ScottishAqua @HamishMacdonell @FergusEwingSNP https://t.co/3InzDl7Iv6
Visit Scotland's disease-ridden salmon! pic.twitter.com/WP74IPaEmu— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) April 27, 2021
The Fish Site reported last month (25 March 2021):
In December 2020, Hamish Macdonell of the Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation wrote in Fish Farmer magazine:
Writing in The Herald last month (9 March 2020), Tavish Scott of the SSPO wrote:
Fish Farming Expert reported in August 2019:
Read more via:
Sneak Preview: "A Big Campaign to Invite the Public to Scotland's Salmon Farms"
Shock Horror! "Salmon farmers urge auditors to make surprise site inspections". If you go down to a salmon farm today you're in for a nasty surprise! @rspcaassured @RSPCA_PATeam @RSPCA_Frontline @RachRSPCA @RSPCAChris @DermotRSPCA https://t.co/q0KNiy8uh0 @ciwf @onekindtweet pic.twitter.com/A1y291Ni6Y
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 25, 2021
Germans used to go to Buchenwald and other concentration camps to watch the inmates for entertainment. Probably where he got the idea. wonder what @VisitScotland 's take on it will be ? https://t.co/BvT8eBwwFJ
— John Craig (@JohnCra40130275) April 28, 2021
Please come to visit our farms say salmon farmers on STV News https://t.co/9SwUQWqTAu @SSPOsays @HamishMacdonell @tavishscott @AthollDuncan
See you soon! @salmon_scottish @ScotlandMowi @scotseafarms @WesterRossSalmo @LochDuartSalmon@CookeScotland @HGSalmonUK @kamesfishfarm pic.twitter.com/cLFOmBzN6G— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) July 1, 2021