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Huon Aquaculture recognises that there is increased interest surrounding its operations, environmental footprint and processes for achieving sustainable practices. With the aim of increasing transparency and providing the community with a more direct link to the science and monitoring which…
Read moreOur interactive Sustainability Dashboard presents current company information on topics as diverse as antibiotic use to videos beneath our pens. Our Sustainability Dashboard has been developed by starting with what the community wants to know and delivering in a way…
Read moreThe six principles that have guided our planning are: Increasing production responsibly and safely Improving the health and welfare of our fish Improving safety for our workers Reducing our environmental footprint Continuing to positively participate in the community Producing world-class…
Read moreBiosecurity – we’ve all heard the term but what does it practically mean for the industry we operate within, and indeed the broader aquaculture and seafood industries in Tasmania? It’s fair to say that people working in our industry, finfish…
In another first for Huon Aquaculture, the biggest hatchery-grown salmon in the southern hemisphere are being transferred to sea. The salmon will be in excess of 1kg, matching the size of a small proportion of salmon grown on-land by the…
The Environmental Protection Authority has confirmed that Huon Aquaculture’s Whale Point Salmon Nursery is fully compliant with permit requirements regarding noise. An independent noise audit into Huon Aquaculture’s Whale Point Salmon Nursery recently assessed the site with data demonstrating that…
