US EditionWest coast yard delivers £1.2m landing craft for Bakkafrost Scotland
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West coast yard delivers £1.2m landing craft for Bakkafrost Scotland
One of Scotland’s leading salmon producers has taken delivery of a new £1.2 million landing craft from a west coast boat builder. The vessel, built by Bute Boat Builders, will be used at Bakkafrost Scotland’s farm sites in Loch Striven, Argyll and Bute, and Arran. It has been named Spirit of Bute by 11-year-old Callum Perlich, son of James Perlich, the company’s Ardyne farm site manager. The latest order takes Bakkafrost Scotland’s investment in…
Bakkafrost Scotland: takes delivery of £1.2m landing craft from Bute yard
Bakkafrost Scotland has taken delivery of a new £1.2 million landing craft built by Bute Boat Builders. The vessel, named Spirit of Bute, will operate at the company’s salmon farming sites in Loch Striven in Argyll and Bute and around the island of Arran, according to the company. The 19.5-metre by 7.5-metre craft is equipped [...]
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