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UK: Buying local and provenance of food is currently an increasing consumer concern, according to David Bassett, Chief Executive Officer of the British Trout Association (BTA).
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Basset says that after the recent beef/horse meat substitution scandal - which has created a strong consumer reaction in Britain and Europe, he expects that provenance will become an even stronger selling point. He also predicts a greater emphasis on “buying British”, a policy retailers are already keen to emphasise in UK press
“Buying local and provenance of food is currently an increasing consumer concern,” Bassett claims.
He says the UK trout industry is now being more proactive in marketing British trout and selling the trout story to retailers and is working towards expanding the product range and re-establishing its place in the market whilst boosting consumer interest. “The industry is going to be more proactive and aggressive in promoting our product,” he emphasises.
In November 2012, BTA, on behalf of its members, launched the ‘Buy British Trout’ campaign to encourage the nation’s shoppers to put British trout back in their shopping baskets.
The campaign highlights the health benefits, sustainability and affordability of British trout, and encourages UK shoppers to try different types of fish other than the big five - cod, haddock, salmon, tuna and prawns. It is set to run in different phases throughout 2013.
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Norway: Due to strong investor demand, SalMar ASA ("SALM") decided to increase the transaction and has today sold 7,325,000 shares in BAKKA at a price of NOK 70 per share. » Read more
Morpol's consolidated operating revenue in Q1 2013 amounted to EUR 128.2 million, which was higher by EUR 9.0 million in comparison to operating revenue generated in the same period last year. » Read more
Chile: Sernapesca will decrease the authorized number of smolts to be transferred to the sea (sowings) in the north of the Region of Aysén -probably by 25 percent, in an attempt to reduce the sanitary risk after two cages were found positive to ISA virus last month. » Read more
Canada: Only the staunchest optimists and supporters of the business- friendly B.C. Liberal Party would have thought that the party could win a fourth, consecutive mandate » Read more
Norway: The Group's profit before tax and before fair value adjustment of biomass was NOK 357 million in Q1 2013, compared with a corresponding figure of NOK 89 million in Q1 2012. Estimated tax cost for Q1 2013 is NOK 150 million compared with NOK 48 million for the same period last year » Read more
AKVA group achieved revenues of 222.1 MNOK (243.7 MNOK) in the first quarter of 2013 with an EBITDA of 10.4 MNOK (39.7 MNOK). » Read more
Given the very positive reaction from the private shareholders of Cermaq to a bid being launched, Marine Harvest will remove the previously announced condition that our bid for Cermaq will require acceptance for the sale of the government's shares. » Read more
UK: The Scottish Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill successfully passed through Stage 3 of the Parliamentary process yesterday, the Scottish Government said in a statement. » Read more
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