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Campaigners protest with dead fish to highlight ‘tragedy’ of salmon industry

Campaigners have staged a protest at the Scottish Parliament blindfolded and gagged with dead fish to highlight the “environmental tragedy” of salmon fishing. The Ocean Rebellion activists staged the action in the pools outside Holyrood, carrying ...

07 Oct 2022 at 17:56

Scotland

Salmon farmers hit back at study which suggests economic benefits ‘exaggerated’

Scotland’s salmon farming industry has hit back at a report which found the economic impact of the sector has been exaggerated. Trade body Salmond Scotland dismissed the research, which was co-authored by a former Scottish Government chief ...

01 Dec 2025 at 00:01

Scotland

MSPs highlight ‘lack of progress’ on recommendations for salmon farming industry

There has been a “lack of progress” from the Scottish Government in implementing reforms recommended for the salmon farming industry, MSPs have said. Members of the Rural Affairs and Islands Committee further warned such delays could be ...

17 Jan 2025 at 00:01

Scotland

Committee to hold ‘timely’ sessions on Scotland’s salmon farming sector

A Holyrood committee is to press salmon industry chiefs on progress made in the sector a year on from claims that recommendations for change have not been implemented. MSPs will also question Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon on ...

19 Jan 2026 at 13:41

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