Iceland Salmon Farmer Awarded 10,000t License, Taking It to 53,800t MAB
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Kaldvík has obtained a license for salmon farming in which it will be possible to produce up to 10 thousand tonnes a year. Heimildin close to eldis in Sörlastaðavík, Selstaðavík and Skálanesbót. According to the load-bearing regulations of the Hafrynnningastofnunar fyrir Seyðisfjörður, the lífmassi í eldinu can be up to 10 thousand tons. Þó gerir riskosmat geði memblunar råd fyrir að þar megi only 6,500 tons af jóum laxi. Déor eru gefin út dö op…
The company Kaldvík AS has received an operating and business license to farm ten thousand tons of salmon from the Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority and the Environment and Energy Agency in Seyðisfjörður. In an announcement to the Stock Exchange, the CEO calls this an important milestone.
The Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority and the Environment Agency have granted the Kaldvík fish farming company an operating license for a 10,000-ton sea urchin farm in Seyðisfjörður. There had been strong opposition among locals to the farm, and the Planning Agency said the opposition from residents was unprecedented.
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