Watch the BBC's Panorama investigation into Scottish farming farming - to be broadcast on 20 May - online here
05/17/2019
05/16/2019
Close Down "Very Poor" Scottish Salmon
Download press release (16 May 2019) in full online here
Watch a report from Don Staniford at The Scottish Salmon Company's Kinlochmoidart Hatchery online here
Photos (online here):
Download FOI reply from SNH (April 2019) online here
Download FOI reply from SNH (March 2019) online here
Read a letter to Scottish Ministers asking for the licence at Kinlochmoidart Hatchery to be revoked - online here
Last month, the Irish Government revoked a salmon farm licence due to overstocking at Mowi's Deenish Island site in Ballinskelligs Bay.
Last year, the Washington state government in the United States terminated a salmon farm lease operated by Cooke Aquaculture following negligence over an escape (with a subsequent phase-out of all Atlantic salmon farming in Washington state by 2025).
Read press release in full online here
Read more on The Scottish Salmon Company via:
Disease-Ridden Scottish Salmon
Whistleblower Photos of The Scottish Salmon Company
05/13/2019
Salmon Eggsclusive: Scotland's 'King of Fish' is Now Viking Not Scottish!
Download press release in full as a PDF online here
Download press release in full as a PDF online here
Read more via:
Easter Egg Ban for 'Scottish' Salmon?
The Ferret: "Deadly virus outbreak prompted fears over import of fish farm eggs to Scotland"
Game Ova for Scottish Salmon - Deadly disease delays egg imports from AquaGen in Norway
Concerns raised over Scottish salmon roe imports
Government 'failing to protect Scottish salmon'
Norway keeps ban on import of Scottish roe
Watch a video featuring Don Staniford reporting from Mowi's Loch Leven salmon farm in May 2019:
04/14/2019
04/07/2019
Easter Egg Ban for 'Scottish' Salmon?
Download press release in full via Easter Egg Ban for 'Scottish' Salmon? (7 April 2019)
Read a letter to Scottish Ministers dated 5 April 2019 - online here
Read more via:
The Ferret: "Deadly virus outbreak prompted fears over import of fish farm eggs to Scotland"
Game Ova for Scottish Salmon - Deadly disease delays egg imports from AquaGen in Norway
Concerns raised over Scottish salmon roe imports
04/05/2019
Loch Duart drops "sustainable" claim after advertising ruling
Read article published by The Ferret (5 April) online here
Includes:
For more background read Scottish Salmon Watch's report 'Scottish Scamon' (February 2019) which includes a section on Loch Duart - controlled by Holywood director Jeff Skoll:
Read report in full online here
Watch a BBC report from October 2018 on how Loch Duart's 'cleaner fish' supplier was caught catching fish in a 'No Take Zone' (leading to the suspension of the supplier):
Watch video reports on Loch Duart:
04/03/2019
Disease-Ridden Scottish Salmon
Data published by the Scottish Government's Fish Health Inspectorate in March 2019 reveals a staggering three hundred 'Mortality Event Reports' by The Scottish Salmon Company alone involving over 2.46 million dead farmed salmon ('morts') between 2017 and the end of January 2019. In total over 8.38 million mortalities were reported via 748 events involving The Scottish Salmon Company, Marine Harvest/Mowi, Scottish Sea Farms, Grieg Seafood, Loch Duart, Wester Ross Fisheries and Cooke Aquaculture. Reported causes of mortality included Amoebic Gill Disease, Salmonid Alphavirus, Piscine Reovirus, Heart & Skeletal Muscle Inflammation, Pancreas Disease, Haemorrhagic Smolt Syndrome, Cardiomyopathy Syndrome, Anaemia, Fungus, Proliferative Gill Disease and Enteric Redmouth Disease.
Gruesome footage of lice-ridden salmon captured by photographer Corin Smith at The Scottish Salmon Company was featured on the BBC's 'One Show' in September 2018 and also used in a recent video message by Sir David Attenborough.
Here's some of the 'Mortality Event Reports' for The Scottish Salmon Company (a company registered in Jersey, floated on the Norwegian stock exchange and whose largest shareholder is an anonymous bank account held at the Swiss stock exchange and believed to be controlled by Ukrainian banker Yuriy Lopatinskyy).
Other more recent events reported to the Scottish Government by The Scottish Salmon Company do not provide mortality figures (in 2013 the Scottish salmon farming industry successfully lobbied against the disclosure of mortality figures arguing that publication would be "commercially damaging"):
Download Excel spreadsheet in full online here
Infectious diseases, viruses and pathogens officially reported by The Scottish Salmon Company to the Scottish Government in 2017 and 2018 included: Amoebic Gill Disease (AGD), Salmonid Alphavirus (SAV), Pancreas Disease (PD), Haemorrhagic Smolt Syndrome (HSS), Cardiomyopathy Syndrome (CMS), Anaemia, Fungus, Vibrio anguillarum, Proliferative Gill Disease (PGD) and Enteric Redmouth Disease (ERM).
Read more background via "Scottish Salmon's Mort Mountain - Leaping to Record Levels in 2018?"
Watch a video report from a salmon farm operated by The Scottish Salmon Company at Strondoir Bay in Loch Fyne - online here
Here's video footage of deformed farmed salmon from The Scottish Salmon Company on sale in Billingsgate market in London in December 2018:
And footage of deformed and diseased salmon swimming inside The Scottish Salmon Company's farm at Quarry Point in Loch Fyne in the Summer of 2018:
Read more via The Sunday Post: Underwater film reveals salmon with twisted spines as fears mount over cages
In 2018, lawyers acting on behalf of The Scottish Salmon Company (TSSC) threatened legal action if the Scottish Government disclosed damning photos of disease-ridden farmed salmon. As The Ferret reported in August 2018:
Here's some of the photos - obtained by Scottish Salmon Watch via Freedom of Information - The Scottish Salmon Company did not want the public the see (published in June 2018 by The Ferret).
And more photos (sourced from Scottish Government Fish Health Inspections in 2017 and 2018) published by Scottish Salmon Watch in June 2018 and in August 2018)
And here's more stomach-churning photos of diseased salmon at The Scottish Salmon Company in 2016 (published by Scottish Salmon Watch in August 2018 - and sourced from the Scottish Government Fish Health Inspectorate surveillance):
The Ferret also reported in September 2018 on shocking images published by photographer Corin Smith from The Scottish Salmon Company's lice-infested salmon farm at Vacasay in Loch Roag on the Isle of Lewis:
The Daily Mail reported in September 2018:
If The Scottish Salmon Company was being honest with their customers and the public, the marketing for their 'Lochlander' salmon would look more like this.
Than this marketing image.
In November 2018, Scottish Salmon Watch published photos from a whistleblower who worked at The Scottish Salmon Company.
In view of their appalling track record and poor public relations image (including leaked emails describing opposition on the Isle of Harris as a 'Vipers Nest'), it is not surprising that local communities are rising up against The Scottish Salmon Company. In a Facebook post yesterday (2 April), Corin Smith asked about The Scottish Salmon Company's plans to expand on the Isle of Arran:
For anyone still sitting on the fish farm fence, here's photos of maggot-infested mortalities at Lamlash Bay on the Isle of Arran:
More details via "Stushie for Scottish Salmon!"
Sign a petition against salmon farming expansion on the Isle of Arran online here
Read more on diseases, viruses and pathogens reported on Scottish salmon farms during 2018 via: New Report - "The State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
Read more about the murky foreign interests behind The Scottish Salmon Company online via 'Scottish Scamon'.
Watch a video report from The Scottish Salmon Company's processing plant at Cairndow on Loch Fyne online here
Read more on disease-ridden 'Scottish' salmon via:
- Mowi's Disease-Ridden Mortalities - 1.6 million+ in 101 incidents (2017-2018)
- BBC News: "Sea lice blamed for major fall in salmon tonnage"
- Press Release: "The Sorry State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
- Press Release: "Scottish Scamon"
04/01/2019
Mail On Sunday: "Sir David: Fish farms may kill all wild salmon"
The Mail On Sunday reported (31 March 2019):
Here's another edition (maybe the Scottish Mail On Sunday):
With the photos which appeared in the online version:
Watch Sir David Attenborough's video message online here
Watch Corin Smith's video footage of lice-infested farmed salmon featured on the BBC's One Show online here
Read more via The Ferret:
Sir David Attenborough's plea to save wild salmon was also reported via The Herald (1 April 2019):
More news via:
- Mowi's Disease-Ridden Mortalities - 1.6 million+ in 101 incidents (2017-2018)
- BBC News: "Sea lice blamed for major fall in salmon tonnage"
- Press Release: "The Sorry State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
- New Report - "The State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
- Rising Up Against Farmed Salmon - Chefs, Fishermen, Celebrities & Concerned Citizens Take the Pledge!
- Trailer for 'Scottish Scamon' (documentary film coming later in 2019)
- Press Release: "Scottish Scamon"
- Scottish Scamon: How foreign interests control 99% of 'Scottish' salmon farming
03/29/2019
Video Interview with Don Staniford on Fishing REAL
Watch online here
Follow Fishing REAL via Facebook online here
Take the Salmon Pledge online here
More videos from Don Staniford online here
Mowi's Disease-Ridden Mortalities - 1.6 million+ in 101 incidents (2017-2018)
Marine Harvest (who changed their name to Mowi on 1 January 2019 due to negative connotations from consumers) officially reported over 1.6 million mortalities in Scotland between March 2017 and November 2018 in 101 separate incidents - including 520,171 dead salmon at Marine Harvest's Inchmore Hatchery in August 2018 and 140,488 dead salmon at Marine Harvest's salmon farm at Eilean Grianain (Carradale) in Kilbrannan Sound in March 2018.
The mortality data published by the Scottish Government's Fish Health Inspectorate is available online here - and details 101 mortality events for Marine Harvest sites including reports of Cardiomyopathy Syndrome (CMS), Anaemia, Piscine Reovirus (PRV), Pasteurella skyensis, Proliferative Gill Disease (PGD), Amoebic Gill Disease (AGD), Pancreas Disease (PD), complex gill issues and deaths due to lice infestation, physical damage, handling, oxygen supply failure, chemical treatments (Hydrogen Peroxide/H202, Azamethiphos/Salmosan and Deltamethrin/Alphamax) and Thermolicer mechanical treatments:
In view of such horrific disease problems it's not surprising that Mowi's salmon farming production fell 36% in 2018 (from 60,186 tonnes in 2017 to 38,444 tonnes in 2018).
Photos of Marine Harvest's diseased salmon are available online here
Mowi is all too aware of the risks of diseases writing in their Integrated Annual Report 2018 (published on 27 March 2019) that "continued disease problems may also attract negative media attention and public concerns" .
Read a new report including Fish Health Inspectorate 'Case Information' on Marine Harvest salmon farms during 2018:
Little wonder that Marine Harvest changed their name to Mowi on 1 January 2019 (despite objections from the Mowinckel family in Norway and indigenous artist Ernie Smith - whose tradition name is Mowisaht - in Canada). As Intrafish reported in March 2019:
As the mass mortalities pile up at its door, Mowi looks set to encounter the same branding problems and negative consumer connotations as Marine Harvest.
"You can't polish a turd, but you can roll it in glitter" as the saying goes.
Later today (29 March 2019), Mowi Scotland's Operations Director Gideon Pringle will be speaking on 'Farm Sea Lice' at a conference in Edinburgh.
Press Release: "The Sorry State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
Scottish salmon farms in disease hell row after tons of rotting fish dumped in skips
Whistleblower photos of Marine Harvest
Off the Scale - Air system failure killed £15m worth of salmon farm stock
Gutted - 300,000 salmon are killed as storm batters fish farm
03/28/2019
BBC News: "Sea lice blamed for major fall in salmon tonnage"
BBC News reported (28 March 2019):
The source for the 36% fall in production comes from the Mowi Integrated Annual Report 2018:
Mowi Scotland's 21,000 tonne fall in production from 2017 to 2018 accounts for a large chunk of the fall in Scottish salmon farming production which is predicted to fall from 190,000 tonnes in 2017 to 151,000 tonnes in 2017 (according to the latest annual fish farm survey published by the Scottish Government in October 2018):
As I Tweeted:
Mowi Scotland's Managing Director Ben Hadfield still increased his whopping salary during 2018 - raking in over three-quarters of a million pounds!
03/25/2019
Press Release: "The Sorry State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
Read press release in full as a PDF online here
Read more via:
New Report: "The State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
New Report - "The State of Scottish Salmon Farming in 2018"
Download report in full as a PDF online here
Here's the summary:
Download report in full as a PDF online here
02/28/2019
Rising Up Against Farmed Salmon - Chefs, Fishermen, Celebrities & Concerned Citizens Take the Pledge!
Over ten thousand people from all around the world have now taken the pledge not to eat farmed salmon. Launched in November 2018, 'Take the Salmon Pledge' has attracted support from Alaska, Argentina, Belgium, British Columbia, Chile, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Maine, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Norway, Nova Scotia, Scotland, Sweden, Tasmania, United Kingdom and Washington.
The latest video pledges include The Meikleour Arms in Perthshire, Scotland. "We never ever serve farmed salmon," says owner Claire Mercer Nairne. "We will not feed farmed salmon to our children. We're certainly not going to feed farmed salmon to our customers."
Meikleour Fishings Tweeted:
The menu at The Meikleour Arms proudly declares: "No Farmed Salmon in Our Kitchen".
Ghillie (fishing guide) Calum McRoberts explains why farmed salmon won't feature on his family's menu. "It's a nasty business," he says standing on the banks of the River Tay in Scotland. "The fish are disease-ridden. The farms are a state. They're spilling toxic waste into the sea lochs. Sea lice are everywhere - they're killing our native fish, our juvenile fish when they leave the river system. I don't understand why the consumer buys the stuff. I wouldn't feed it to my family. I wouldn't feed it to my animals. You shouldn't eat the stuff - you really shouldn't."
Katie Tunn on the Isle of Skye in Scotland explains her ten reasons not to eat farmed salmon. "I will never eat farmed salmon again," says Katie (an ocean advocate and Scotland representative for Surfers Against Sewage). "Wild salmon are being really badly affected by sea lice coming off the salmon farms. Salmon farms are also displacing the creel fishing industry."
In Iceland, citizens are concerned about the rapid expansion of salmon farming with a new 'Against the Current' campaign launched recently. "I pledge not to eat farmed salmon raised in open net pens," says Fridleifur Gudmundsson, Chairman of the North Atlantic Salmon Fund. "Open net pens pollute and challenge the integrity of wild salmon stocks. They're just a terrible business and nobody should touch this product."
Swedish film-maker and fisherman Mikael Frödin is keen to spread the word against farmed salmon. "I've made the decision not to eat salmon from open pens," says Frödin who has filmed inside a salmon farm in Norway. "I've seen what they do to the wild stocks and the ecosystems and I've decided I don't want to be part of that. Please join me to stop this madness and force the industry to go into closed systems. Please."
A Wild Salmon Nation event in Seattle, USA, added their voices to the chorus of disapproval against farmed salmon. "We're all working together fighting fish farms," says John Foss. "I pledge not to eat or buy farmed salmon," says the crowd in unison.
"80% of our farmed salmon from B.C. ends up on the supermarket shelves in California and they don't even know," says environmentalist and snow-boarder Marie-France Roy from 'The Radicals'. "They're like: I've been eating this for years, I thought it was good for me!"
In British Columbia, fishing guide Geoff Gerhart and wild salmon champion Michelle Young explain why they don't eat farmed salmon.
Hundreds of people in British Columbia have taken the pledge - including Jackie Campbell, Chief Bob Chamerlin, Grand Chief Stewart Philip, Dawn Morrison, Eddie Gardner, Terry Dorward, Jay Peachy, Tavish Campbell, Ernest Alfred, Sabra Woodworth, Molina Dawson, Laterra Lawson, Anissa Reed, Freya Reed and Alexandra Morton.
In Alaska, Sara Erickson (producer of 'A Fishy Tale') has taken the salmon pledge. "I will never eat farmed salmon," she says. "I hope to God everyone boycotts farmed salmon. It's devastating to our oceans."
Captain Paul Watson, CEO and founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, as well as Rod Marining of Sea Shepherd Canada and celebrity supporters Martin Sheen and Pamela Anderson have all pledged not to eat farmed salmon.
Watch a video message from Pamela Anderson pointing out the problems with salmon farming and why she is boycotting farmed salmon - online here
In South America, too, there is a surge of opposition against farmed salmon. In Chile, biologist Hector Kol explains why he won't eat farmed salmon.
Juan Carlos Cardenas, Director of Ecoceanos in Chile, explains his reasons for joining the boycott against farmed salmon.
In Argentina, celebrity chefs have joined the boycott against farmed salmon (#NoAlaSalmonicultura).
In Australia, Tasmanians are rising up against the expansion of salmon farming and have taken the salmon pledge in their droves.
On the East coast of Canada and in Maine, citizens are speaking out against farmed salmon.
Video pledges and online pledges have flooded in from Ireland.
Elisabeth Anethe Olsen from Norway explains (in Norwegian) why she's avoiding farmed salmon.
She is joined by Kurt Oddekalv, leader of the Green Warriors of Norway.
Philip Lymbery, Executive Directive of Compassion of World Farming, explains why he's boycotting farmed salmon.
Anna Rodgers in the United Kingdom explains why she's putting farmed salmon in the bin.
Families - and even puppets - are rising up against farmed salmon.
Broadcaster and former newsreader Jan Leeming has Tweeted her support:
Hear the call of the wild salmon people and pledge your support against farmed salmon!
Watch more video pledges online here and online here
Download stickers and graphics online here
Read more via: Salmon Pledge Goes Wild Around the World
02/25/2019
Trailer for 'Scottish Scamon' (documentary film coming later in 2019)
Watch the trailer for 'Scottish Scamon' (a feature-length documentary film from Scottish Salmon Watch is coming later in 2019):
Please donate to support further filming during 2019 - our Crowdfunding web-page is online here
Read more via 'Scottish Scamon'
Read more via:
- Press Release: "Scottish Scamon"
- Scottish Scamon: How foreign interests control 99% of 'Scottish' salmon farming
- The Ferret: "Salmon: branded as Scottish but owned abroad"
- Sunday National: "Most 'Scottish' farmed salmon owned abroad - campaigners slam 'false advertising'"
02/24/2019
Scottish Scamon: How foreign interests control 99% of 'Scottish' salmon farming
Download the report 'Scottish Scamon: How foreign interests control 99% of 'Scottish' salmon farming' online here
Download the sections of the report on:
Mowi - online here
Scottish Sea Farms - online here
The Scottish Salmon Company - online here
Cooke Aquaculture - online here
Grieg Seafood - online here
Loch Duart - online here
Read more about the campaign via 'Scottish Scamon'
Coming later in 2019 - the documentary film 'Scottish Scamon'!
Sunday National: "Most 'Scottish' farmed salmon owned abroad - campaigners slam 'false advertising'"
Read article online here
Here's a closer look at the text:
Read about the 'Scottish Scamon' campaign and new report online here
02/19/2019
Norway's Salmonopoly Investigated by EU
The breaking news that EU antitrust regulators have raided the Norwegian-owned salmon farming companies Mowi (formerly Marine Harvest), Scottish Sea Farms and Grieg Seafood "in a suspected cartel inquiry" will come as no surprise to anyone familiar with how the rigged game of Salmonopoly is played.
Intrafish reported (19 February):
BBC News reported (19 February):
Here's the EU's press statement (19 February):
The EC said the investigation was being brought under competition rules of Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union - the EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices.
Read more via:
EU authorities raid Mowi, Scottish Sea Farms, Grieg UK operations
Two Mowi plants are under investigation after being raided by EU competition authorities
Grieg Seafood raided by EU inspectors
Salmon farms raided as part of EU competition probe
The EU investigation could cost the salmon farming industry megabucks. "Companies found guilty of breaching EU antitrust rules can be fined up to 10 percent of their global turnover," reported Reuters (19 February 2019).
Given their huge size, the salmon giants face mammoth fines.
Mowi (formerly Marine Harvest) is predicted to have a branded turnover of one billion Euros by 2025.
Scottish Sea Farms reported a turnover of £200 million in 2018:
Undercurrent News reported (20 February):
Including:
Mowi's largest shareholder is Norway's richest man John Fredriksen (living as a tax exile in Cyprus) who is worth $11 billion according to Forbes.
"Fredriksen would spend four months in a Norwegian jail while under investigation for alleged insurance fraud in 1986," reported Bloomberg. "He denied the charges and later settled out of court."
Watch John Fredriksen - nicknamed 'Big Wolf' - in the award-winning film 'Salmonopoly':
Intrafish reported (20 February):
"The jig is up on Norway's rigged game of Salmonopoly," said Don Staniford, Director of Scottish Salmon Watch. "Scottish salmon is controlled by a cabal of foreign-owned companies who it seems have been acting like a cartel. Salmon farming is a crime against nature and farmed salmon must be avoided like the plague."
02/15/2019
02/13/2019
Game Ova for Scottish Salmon - Deadly disease delays egg imports from AquaGen in Norway
Download press release in full with Backgrounder & Notes to Editors online here
Download press release in full with Backgrounder & Notes to Editors online here
Read more via:
Concerns raised over Scottish salmon roe imports
Government 'failing to protect Scottish salmon'
Imported eggs ruling 'makes a mockery of Scottish salmon'
Norway keeps ban on import of Scottish roe
Tartan imposters’ charge as fish egg imports hit 90%
Fish farms are ‘wiping out Scotland’s wild salmon’
'Norwegian' genes found in wild salmon populations in Wester Ross
Download data for ova imports during 2017 and the first six months of 2018 FOI Salmon ova imports 2017 2018 data for release 19 Sep 2018
02/05/2019
01/29/2019
01/27/2019
Mail On Sunday: "Salmon and black soldier fly, anyone? Bid to feed farmed fish bugs branded 'recipe for disaster'"
The Mail On Sunday reported (27 January 2019):
Download as a PDF online here
Read more via:
Mail On Sunday: "Coming soon to a fish counter near you, the salmon that's truly fowl...."
12/20/2018
French & Latvian TV coverage of Scottish salmon
France 2 broadcast an expose on the 'Menace Sur Les Elevages Ecossais' on 15 December - watch online here
Don Staniford, Director of Scottish Salmon Watch, was interviewed:
The video report has been watched over 7,000 times via Facebook:
Latvian TV also lifted the lid on disease-ridden Scottish salmon via an undercover program broadcast on 17 December 2018:
The Latvian broadcast - via a program called 'Hidden Camera' - included a report from the top of one of Marine Harvest's skips laden with disease-ridden farmed salmon:
Watch more video footage from inside salmon farms and skips full of diseased Scottish salmon online here
12/10/2018
The Ferret: "Fish that eat lice off farmed salmon suffer, says report"
Read The Ferret article in full online here
Download the OneKind report online here
The Ferret article includes a link to a video report from Scottish Salmon Watch:
Photos of lice-infested cleaner fish are available online here:
Online via REVEALED: Photos Shot Inside Scottish Salmon Farms
Video footage of dead cleaner fish in skips and mort bins is available online here; online here and online here:
More details via: Dirty Rotten Scottish Salmon - Videos lift the lid on can of worms, beetles & maggots!
Online via Photos: Dirty Rotten Scottish Salmon - Lifting the Lid!
Read article in The Sunday Post via "Fish used to help clean salmon of sea lice are at risk, warn animal rights campaigners"
Watch a BBC report on cleaner fish online here
Read more via "Loch Duart suspends supply of wrasse from boat filmed in ‘no-take’ zone"
Watch a video report from Loch Duart in Scotland online here
Read more via:
Sunday Times: "Scots salmon farmers ‘put English waters under threat’"
Sunday Times: "‘Clean fish’ bring danger of disease to salmon farms"
12/04/2018
"We think it's completely wrong that the Mowi name will be associated with the kind of farming that Marine Harvest operates"
Norway's Financial Times (Dagens Naringsliv) reported (4 December 2018):
Article in full online here (pay-per-view and in Norwegian)
Here's the newspaper version - download as a PDF online here
E24 reported (5 December 2018):
Frederik Mowinckel Tweeted (4 December 2018):
Frederik Mowinckel emailed:
Frederick Mowinckel is a passionate advocate of wild salmon and has previously spoken out against salmon farming. The Financial Times reported in 2013:
Watch Marine Harvest's CEO Alf-Helge Aarskog speaking about the re-branding as Mowi online here
Read more via:
- X-Rated Mowi: Preview of Marine Harvest's Horror Show
- Shareholders in Marine Harvest - the List of Shame
- Say No Way to MOWI - Shareholders urged to vote against Marine Harvest name change
- Media Backgrounder: MOWI - Unfit for Purpose
- World Exclusive: sneak preview of Marine Harvest's diseased MOWI salmon
- Competition Launch - choose a full name for Marine Harvest's MOWI salmon!
12/03/2018
X-Rated Mowi: Preview of Marine Harvest's Horror Show
Download in full as a PDF online here
Download in full as a PDF online here
Read more via:
- Shareholders in Marine Harvest - the List of Shame
- Say No Way to MOWI - Shareholders urged to vote against Marine Harvest name change
- Media Backgrounder: MOWI - Unfit for Purpose
- World Exclusive: sneak preview of Marine Harvest's diseased MOWI salmon
- Competition Launch - choose a full name for Marine Harvest's MOWI salmon!
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