GroAqua has appointed Willie Campbell as Managing Director of GroAqua UK from 1 October. He succeeds Gregor Sutherland, who will continue within the GroAqua Group in a new role. Campbell brings more than 16 years of management experience in aquaculture, having led and delivered a range of turnkey projects for clients across the industry. His expertise and leadership make him well positioned to support GroAqua UK's continued growth and development. The appointment further stre

Bjarni Larsen (Bakkafrost) and Signar Poulsen (ELDI Føroyar) Bakkafrost and ELDI Sign Major Agreement for Seal-Protection Nets Bakkafrost and ELDI have strengthened a partnership that has spanned more than three decades, signing a comprehensive agreement for the supply of MARVOX-S aquaculture nets designed to meet the demanding conditions of Faroese fish farming sites. The two companies have worked closely together for over 30 years, developing solutions specifically tailored

From its base in Kambsdalur, KJ continues to strengthen its position as a key supplier of aquaculture infrastructure in the North Atlantic—most recently through new deliveries and service operations in Iceland. Following recent activity in the Westfjords, KJ has been servicing fish farming pens and delivering its latest generation of three-tube systems, designed specifically for the demanding conditions of northern waters. Built for the North Atlantic Operating in some of the

The CEO of Ocean Rainforest, Olavur Gregersen, was invited in his role as coordinator of the Horizon Europe SeaMark project, to participate in the workshop “Algae Solutions for a Thriving Blue Economy” during the European Maritime Day in Cyprus this week. The discussions reinforced one very clear message: The European seaweed sector has not failed to scale. The system has not yet adapted to value it. Over the last decade, the EU has invested more than €650 million into algae

A significant step forward for Nordic aquaculture has been achieved this week as Faroese and Icelandic partners successfully completed Construction Phase C2 at Háafell’s smolt production facility in Iceland. This milestone marks a major advancement in the region’s sustainable fish farming ambitions. Just one year ago, Háafell inaugurated its C1 smolt station , laying the foundation for future growth. Today, the facility has expanded with four new 600 m³ tanks , reinforcing

It’s been great to see the new hatchery at #Nauteyri officially opened some two weeks ago. SMJ congratulates #Háafell and everyone involved. This is an exciting step for the aquaculture industry in the #Westfjords . SMJ´s journey with #Háafell began in 2021, during the pandemic, when people from SMJ travelled to the #Westfjords and were stuck in quarantine for nine days due to bad weather that delayed the transport of COVID tests. At the time, the long quarantine was

Today is a big day for GroAqua Today is a big day for GroAqua World’s Largest Barge – Delivered to the customer The barge was...

The barges GroAqua is building are so large that they have to cut them in two before they can be moved into the hall for sandblasting,...

Heimsins stórsti fóðurflakið er í gerð í Póllandi With an impressive 1,100-ton feed capacity and 24 feed lines, this barge is truly...