Site Details: Teisti Geo

North House
Taing Burra Isle
Shetland
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Operator: Scottish Sea Farms Ltd
Water type: Seawater

Average female lice per fish

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Salmon Scotland mortality

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Cumulative mortality over full production cycle

Production cycle end date: Oct 2019
Total losses: 27.7 %

Production cycle end date: Aug 2021
Total losses: 21.5 %

Production cycle end date: Sep 2023
Total losses: 37.2 %

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Fish Health Inspectorate mortality

Date:
07/11/22-13/11/22
Mortality:
7,624
Mortality Rate:
2.00%
Reason given: Environment
Environment
period of low DO, increasing to normal since and mortality reducing
First report of the year. Due to low DO in Wk 45, mortality reducing since. FHI to monitor.

Date:
14/11/22-20/11/22
Mortality:
13,744
Mortality Rate:
3.7%
Reason given: Environment; Gill health Related
Environment; Gill health Related
following period of low DO with increased AGD, AGD treatment scheduled
Following weeks morrtality data provided, see for details

Date:
21/11/22-27/11/22
Mortality:
40,814
Mortality Rate:
11.50%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, Post FW wellboat treatment within week
2 pens mainly effected, post treatment mortalities the main cause but AGD still an issue. Treatments are ongoing. FHI to monitor.

Date:
28/11/22-04/12/22
Mortality:
10,816
Mortality Rate:
3.40%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, Post AGD treatment
Mortality down on previous week but remains high. FHI to monitor.

Date:
05/12/22-11/12/22
Mortality:
11,010
Mortality Rate:
3.60%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, AGD wellboat treatment within week
Mortality remains high. Weather and airport strikes preventing vist. FHI to monitor and visit early 2023 if issues continue.

Date:
19/12/22-25/12/22
Mortality:
7,170
Mortality Rate:
2.40%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, Post AGD treatment
Site contacted for further information. Fish have responded well to peroxide treatments which were conducted during week 51 and 52. Mortality is reducing.

Date:
26/12/22-01/01/23
Mortality:
11,230
Mortality Rate:
3.90%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, Post AGD treatment
Site contacted for further information. Fish have responded well to peroxide treatments which were conducted during week 51 and 52. Mortality is reducing.

Date:
09/01/23-15/01/23
Mortality:
4,586
Mortality Rate:
1.70%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
AGD, Post AGD treatment
On-going mortality event. FHI planned visit w/b 6/2/23. FHI to monitor in meantime.

Date:
16/01/23-22/01/23
Mortality:
3,849
Mortality Rate:
1.40%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
AGD, Post AGD treatment
On-going mortality event. FHI planned visit w/b 6/2/23. FHI to monitor in meantime.

Date:
23/01/23-29/01/23
Mortality:
2,940
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
CGD
On-going mortality event. Mortality has decreased from previous weeks. AGD is still the primary issue. FHI visit scheduled

Date:
30/01/23-05/02/23
Mortality:
2,802
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Gill health Related
Gill health Related
CGD
FHI to monitor.

Date:
13/03/23-19/03/23
Mortality:
4,902
Mortality Rate:
1.80%
Reason given: Gill Health; Sea lice related
Gill Health; Sea lice related
CGD; Post treatment for sea lice
FHI to monitor

Date:
27/03/23-02/04/23
Mortality:
3,019
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS, increased FH surveilance, Recent FW treatments has resulted in a good clearance for CGD. Current mortality attributed to bacterial lesions and CMS.
Site contacted for further information. FHI to monitor.

Date:
03/04/23-09/04/23
Mortality:
2,671
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS, increased FH surveilance, recent FW treatment has resulted in good clearance for CGD. Current mortality attributed to bacterial lesions and CMS.
Site contacted for further information, FHI to monitor.

Date:
10/04/23-16/04/23
Mortality:
2,779
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS, increased FH surveilance
Site correspondent contacted for further information. Site is being assessed week by week and have currrently increased their surveillance on site. FHI to monitor.

Date:
17/04/23-23/04/23
Mortality:
2,834
Mortality Rate:
1.2%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS, awaiting further diagnostics
Continuing mortality event, number of morts have been stable for the last three weeks, additional screening just completed FHI to monitor.

Date:
24/04/23-30/04/23
Mortality:
4,342
Mortality Rate:
1.80%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS
Continuing mortality event predominantly due to CMS, but CGD also present. Due to issues with other sites in company, the site was screened for Aeromonas and came back negative. FHI to monitor

Date:
01/05/23-07/05/23
Mortality:
3,808
Mortality Rate:
1.60%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor

Date:
08/05/23-14/05/23
Mortality:
4,677
Mortality Rate:
2.00%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.

Date:
15/05/23-21/05/23
Mortality:
2,850
Mortality Rate:
1.3%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS; Destocking through harvest
Mortalities reducing, FHI to monitor.

Date:
22/05/23-28/05/23
Mortality:
2,800
Mortality Rate:
1.60%
Reason given: Gill Health Related; Virus disease
Gill Health Related; Virus disease
CGD, CMS; Post physical delicing
Site still reducing stock numbers and mortalitie count continues to fall. FHI to monitor

Date:
07/08/23-13/08/23
Mortality:
1,254
Mortality Rate:
1.50%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
CMS; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor - Site due to fallow by end of September.

Date:
28/08/23-03/09/23
Mortality:
2,996
Mortality Rate:
4.60%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow
Site due to fallow end September. FHI to monitor.

Date:
04/09/23-10/09/23
Mortality:
4,940
Mortality Rate:
8.60%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow
Business correspondent contacted. Site to be fallow by Wk 38. FHI to monitor.

Date:
11/09/23-17/09/23
Mortality:
872
Mortality Rate:
4.5%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow
High percentage due to low numbers on site, fallow soon.

Date:
18/09/23-24/09/23
Mortality:
1,893
Mortality Rate:
9.80%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow
Site now fallow. No further action

Date:
25/09/23-01/10/23
Mortality:
780
Mortality Rate:
7.1%
Reason given: Virus Disease
Virus Disease
Site fallow in wk 39
Site now fallow, no further action.

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Inspection reports

Case Number: 2022-0237


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Fish from Barcaldine (Aquagen) and Girlsta (Stofinfiskur)
Slice 27/5/22 - 02/06/22 all pens treated.
Potential use for cleaner fish but no plans to use them for this site in the near future
Seeing a lot of caligus at the moment but have treated previous rises recently with SLICE which has worked.
During on site inspection only 2 mortalities were observed on the whole site. Fish were deep in water but those observed looked healthy. A couple fish had lesions to the face which were potentially previously caused by net damage.
VMD samples taken from cages 3 and 7 by .
Mortality levels above reporting threshold from during July 2019 through to October due to CMS. Mortality levels again elevated the following cycle in late May 2021 to August due to gill health issues. All events were reported to FHI.
24/05/22 - 26/07/22 due to CMS but numbers never above reporting level.
Paperwork inspected remotely by , supervised by on 15/07/22. Site inspection carried out by , supervised by
on 21/07/22. [Original PDF]

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