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1. • • Salmon processing facilities in Lewis could be shut down with the loss of about 80 jobs. Owner Bakkafrost Scotland said closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, would be a temporary but extended measure.
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   Is Bakkafrost Scotland going out of business?

   • Salmon farmer Bakkafrost Scotland is planning the “temporary but extended closure” of its processing facility at Marybank near Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, with the probable loss of around 80 jobs. Bakkafrost Scotland’s harvest station at Arnish, four miles to the south of the processing plant, will also close under the plan.

   Around 80 jobs face the axe under Lewis processing plant closure plans

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   Will Bakkafrost be shut down in Stornoway?

   • Bakkafrost Scotland has proposed a temporary, but extended, shutdown to its sites near Stornoway.

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   Could salmon processing facilities in Lewis be shut down?

   • Salmon processing facilities in Lewis could be shut down with the loss of about 80 jobs. Owner Bakkafrost Scotland said closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, would be a temporary but extended measure.

   Isle of Lewis Bakkafrost fish plants could be mothballed - BBC

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   Where is the Bakkafrost processing plant?

   • The Bakkafrost processing plant at Marybank on the outskirts of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis. Published thursday 11. July 2024 - 12:59 Salmon farmer Bakkafrost Scotland is planning the “temporary but extended closure” of its processing facility at Marybank near Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, with the probable loss of around 80 jobs.

   Around 80 jobs face the axe under Lewis processing plant closure plans

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   What happened to Bakkafrost Scotland?

   • Bakkafrost Scotland said on 11 July it was closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, as a temporary but extended measure. It said the move affected about 80 staff and was because the majority of its fish were harvested in the first part of the year, and there would be minimal activity for the facilities for the next 18 months.

   Support offered to workers hit by fish plant closures

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   Why did Bakkafrost Scotland close its sites at Marybank & Arnish?

   • Owner Bakkafrost Scotland said closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, would be a temporary but extended measure. The company said the move had been proposed because the majority of its fish were harvested in the first part of the year and there would be minimal activity for the facilities for the next 18 months.

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesClosure-hit Isle of Lewis Bakkafrost workers offered support

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Bakkafrost Scotland said on 11 July it was closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, as a temporary but extended measure. It said the move affected about 80 staff and was...

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesIsle of Lewis Bakkafrost fish plants could be mothballed

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Salmon processing facilities in Lewis could be shut down with the loss of about 80 jobs. Owner Bakkafrost Scotland said closing its sites at Marybank and Arnish, near Stornoway, would be...

5. www.seafoodsource.com › news › processing-equipmentBakkafrost indefinitely closing two processing facilities in ...

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   Jul 17, 2024 · Faroe Islands-headquartered farmed salmon producer Bakkafrost Group has announced its intention to temporarily close processing facilities on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland. “I can confirm we are considering a temporary, but extended, closure of our facilities at Marybank and Arnish in Stornoway, affecting around 80 jobs.

6. www.fishfarmingexpert.com › bakkafrost-scotlandAround 80 jobs face the axe under Lewis processing plant ...

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Salmon farmer Bakkafrost Scotland is planning the “temporary but extended closure” of its processing facility at Marybank near Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, with the probable loss of around 80 jobs.

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8. news.stv.tv › highlands-islands › around-80-jobs-toAround 80 jobs to go at Bakkafrost Scotland fish farms in ...

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Around 80 jobs could go at two fish farms in the Western Isles, following a decision to ‘temporarily close’ the sites. Bakkafrost Scotland confirmed on Thursday that its facilities at...

9. www.fishfarmermagazine.com › 2024/07/11 › 80-plus80-plus Bakkafrost processing jobs at risk in Western Isles

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   Jul 11, 2024 · At least 80 jobs in the Western Isles are at risk, following the news that Bakkafrost Scotland is planning to mothball its harvest and processing facilities in Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis. The sites affected are the processing facility, in Stornoway’s Marybank industrial estate, and the harvest station at Arnish (pictured).