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October 7, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Fish workers to live on sea farms

Workers could soon be living on moored barges under plans to extend salmon farming further off the Scottish coast. Marine Harvest said its proposed “open sea” system for large, residential fish farms would involve a £40m investment and create up to 40 jobs.

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Workers could soon be living on moored barges under plans to extend salmon farming further off the Scottish coast. Marine Harvest said its proposed “open sea” system for large, residential fish farms would involve a £40m investment and create up to 40 jobs.

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