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Moving fish farms onshore may be more sustainable for aquaculture
Moving fish farms onshore may be more sustainable for aquaculture

Inland Fisheries Ireland chief executive Ciaran Byrne has said that the evidence is “pointing towards” moving fish farms onshore for a more sustainable aquaculture industry.

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Staff diligence, technology preserve salmon farms from storm damage
Staff diligence, technology preserve salmon farms from storm damage
Diligent staff and modern technology helped Irish salmon farms emerge relatively unscathed from the recent coastal storms, the Irish Salmon Growers’ Association has stated.

Wed, 22 Jan, 2014

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Salmon research 'designed to scare'

The Irish Salmon Growers Association has rejected the conclusions of a US study that found worrying levels of toxic chemicals in farmed salmon.

Fri, 09 Jan, 2004

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THE country’s €90m Irish salmon farming industry yesterday urged the government to fully implement EU regulations on food labelling following a radioactive waste scare in the Irish Sea.

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