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Irish Farmers Association - Aquaculture section
Dublin, Ireland
the vital role played by sustainable farming of fish and
shellfish is a cornerstone of Ireland’s strategy to create
jobs and exports from coastal areas.
Irish Salmon Growers Association
BIM - Bord
Iascaigh Mhara helps to develop the Irish Seafood
Industry by providing technical expertise, business support,
funding, training and promoting responsible environmental
practice. Our Seafood Development Centre (SDC) fosters
innovation and assists seafood businesses to develop new
products and processes.
Fish farming -
Aquaculture activity includes growing finfish, such as
salmon and trout and shellfish farming, including the
cultivation of mussels, oysters and scallops
BIM conducts an annual
survey in which all aquaculture companies are requested to
submit economic and operational details for the year. The
data is grouped by species and submitted to the EU in
aggregated format so your company or you as an individual
cannot be identified. The information collected helps to
inform European aquaculture policy.
International Salmon Farmers Association -
Aquaculture, or fish farming is centuries old. Salmon
farming began in Norway approximately 40 years ago but it
has become an economic driver and social mainstay of coastal
and rural communities all over the world – in countries like
Canada, the United States, Chile, the UK, Australia, New
Zealand, Iceland, Ireland and the Faroe Islands. Salmon
farming currently employs thousands of people, generates
billions of dollars into local economies and provides
leadership and training opportunities for young people so
that they can work and raise families in their home
communities. Farmed salmon has also become a staple part of
a healthy, nutritious and affordable diet for people of all
ages.
Aquaculture Stewardship Council
The ASC's mission is to transform aquaculture towards
environmental sustainability and social responsibility using
efficient market mechanisms that create value across the
chain.
Fish & Seafood Suppliers in Ireland
Irish seafood & fish suppliers, seafood
processors, fish processors, fish processing companies,
industrial food processing equipment suppliers, wholesalers,
marine industry, aquaculture, exporters, importers and
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