In support of everyone who works directly (2,300 people) in the Tassie salmon industry and the estimated 10,000 other jobs supported by this highly innovative, caring and professional industry, here’s a letter our co-founder, Frances Bender, sent to The Mercury…
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Following extensive internal investigations including multiple discussions with on-water crew, analysis of vessel movements and assessment of works plans, the recent net tear at one of our pens in Storm Bay was most likely caused during net cleaning operations. The…
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The Ronja Storm, our newest wellboat, is expected to arrive in Hobart between the 18th-20th of February. Upon arrival she will undergo a biosecurity and customs check which will include ballast water checks. Once cleared, she will undergo several Pilot…
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It’s happened again – yet another independent biomonitoring report into the Russell River confirms the river is in good health. Our Lonnavale freshwater hatchery is located near the Russell River and the report indicated there was “no evidence of impacts…
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In simple terms, a triploid fish is a fish that is sterile. Across the Tasmanian Salmonid Industry, triploids are used to bridge the harvest gap between year classes to ensure continuous supply to the market. Triploidy occurs naturally in wild…
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