Logistics

Getting feed in the right place at the right time is crucial for fish farmers. We work with our customers to develop flexible solutions ensuring their feed is supplied as fresh as possible when it is needed.

Our Logistics Manager works with farming companies, hauliers and shippers to bring complex logistics plans to life. EWOS use a variety of transportation options to meet our customers’ demands. These range from road haulage and various landing craft to the 600t MV Fame, a cargo vessel for which EWOS has the sole charter, supplying barge-fed sea sites throughout the year.

Published: 24.05.2009 - 14:17

Last modified: 08.10.2009 - 13:21

News

FAME Makes Her 200th Feed Delivery

EWOS’ feed ship, the MV Fame celebrated her 200th feed delivery recently. The Faroese ship, crewed by captain Leif Torensen and his staff made the voyage leaving Ayr docks, delivering to Lighthouse Caledonia’s sites on Loch Fyne before heading north.

Salmon Feed Sustainability : Marine ingredients

This edition of EWOS Spotlight looks at the varied issues surrounding the environmental sustainability of marine ingredients used to make salmon feed and illustrates how EWOS is working through an active research and management agenda to further secure the sustainability of its products at all levels. EWOS Spotlight is an occasional, international publication from EWOS that discusses topical issues relating to fish feed.

Feed as a Tool in the Management of Sea Lice

EWOS Spotlight is an occasional, international publication from EWOS that discusses topical issues relating to fish feed in some depth. In this edition, the SpotLight is put on feed as a tool in the management of sea lice. Good control of sea lice is critical to the future sustainability of the salmon farming industry and EWOS has an active programme to secure access to in-feed anti-sea lice treatments and supportive compounds (such as EWOS boost) for the salmon farming industry.

EWOS sponsor Unst charity fly fishing event

Over 25 anglers took part in a charity fly fishing event on the Shetland island of Unst recently. The event successfully raised £1586 for the Teenage Cancer Appeal. The competition started at 8pm with the weigh in at 8am the following morning hence taking advantage of “Simmer Dim” on June 20th/21st where between about midnight and 2am the light is more than adequate for fishing.