NOLICE Lumpfish: Eco-friendly biological delousing of farmed Atlantic salmon 107
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Synopsis:
The fundamental problem is that current methods of sea lice control are to ineffective and unsustainable. Development of effective and sustainable methods is urgently needed. The innovative approach of biological control addresses the basic need of the producers of Atlantic salmon to remain financially competitive with regard to A. salmon aquacultu... More...
The fundamental problem is that current methods of sea lice control are to ineffective and unsustainable. Development of effective and sustainable methods is urgently needed. The innovative approach of biological control addresses the basic need of the producers of Atlantic salmon to remain financially competitive with regard to A. salmon aquaculture within the EU and the world markets.The innovative approach will reduce or eliminate the reliance on chemical sea lice control giving the producers a distinct competitive edge with regard to ethical and organic labelling of their products. Biological delousing will facilitate increased production of A. salmon, open for new employment development and activities related to farming of lumpfish will create new jobs and investment opportunities.
Priority: 1. Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas Objective: i. Innovation, networks and competitiveness Theme: Aquaculture
Total Budget: 43 485 EUR Total Funding Request: 26 100 EUR