The Scottish Government is determined to support a vibrant, sustainable salmon farming industry, which already employs more than 2,100 people in Scotland directly, with many more indirect jobs supported, particularly in rural communities in the West Highlands, Western and Northern Isles

Alex Salmond
First Minister, May 2012

The main aim of the Council is to promote international cooperation in fisheries science, conservation and management

Felicity Huntingford
President, World Council of Fisheries Societies, May 2012

... just stunning quality. In my view, this is a world class product.

Nick Nairn
Chef, April 2012

I’m confident that this work will result in many more people around the world choosing and enjoying healthy and tasty Scottish seafood, and in turn boost the economic performance of the seafood sectors

Richard Lochhead
Cabinet Secretary for Fisheries, April 2012

This has been another useful and successful few days in Brussels for the future of Scottish salmon exports. We hope the proposed Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill will reflect our desire to grow and ensure there are no barriers to progress

Scott Landsburgh
Chief Executive, SSPO, April 2012

.. fantastic produce delivered to a world market, food that has been shaped by history as much as by the wild landscape ...

Giles Coren
BBC, April 2012