Site Details: Hunda

Orkney Regional Office
Scapa
Orkney
KW15 1SD
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: Apr 2022
Total losses: 14.7 %

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Fish Health Inspectorate mortality

Date:
07/02/22-13/02/22
Mortality:
823
Mortality Rate:
1.90%
Reason given: Handling
Handling
Storms; harvesting to fallow
Picked up during routine surveillance. No further action
Date:
14/02/22-20/02/22
Mortality:
713
Mortality Rate:
1.86%
Reason given: Physical Damage
Physical Damage
Physical damage sustained following poor weather. Site harvesting to fallow.
FHI to monitor.
Date:
21/03/22-27/03/22
Mortality:
210
Mortality Rate:
1.30%
Reason given: Handlng
Handlng
Low number of fish on site as final harvesting
Site Fallowing - No further action
Date:
25/12/22-31/12/23
Mortality:
3,264
Mortality Rate:
1.50%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.
Date:
17/07/23-23/07/23
Mortality:
7,222
Mortality Rate:
1.7%
Reason given: Environmental
Environmental
Low DO; Aeration upwelling applied
Business correspondent contacted for further information. Feed is being witheld to rest fish. FHI to monitor.
Date:
24/07/23-30/07/23
Mortality:
6,244
Mortality Rate:
1.50%
Reason given: Gill Health
Gill Health
CGD; Aeration upwelling in operation: business contacted environmental insutl in Scappa Flow, trialling aeration on this site, no planned fallow yet
FHI to monitor.
Date:
21/08/23-27/08/23
Mortality:
5,533
Mortality Rate:
1.30%
Reason given: Environmental; Gill Health
Environmental; Gill Health
CGD; aeration in use
FHI are aware of an environmental insult in the Scapa flow area. Aeration is being trialled at sites in the area to eleviate issue. FHI to monitor
Date:
28/08/23-03/09/23
Mortality:
5,509
Mortality Rate:
1.40%
Reason given: Environmental; Gill Health
Environmental; Gill Health
Low DO; CGD; aeration in use
FHI to monitor
Date:
25/09/23-01/10/23
Mortality:
13,977
Mortality Rate:
3.6%
Reason given: Environmental; Gill Health
Environmental; Gill Health
CGD; feeding management strategy
Mortality has increased on previous weeks. FHI to monitor, potential for visit to be scheduled when inspector in are if no improvement.
Date:
02/10/23-08/10/23
Mortality:
8,851
Mortality Rate:
2.3%
Reason given: Environmental; Gill Health
Environmental; Gill Health
CGD; feeding management strategy
Mortality has decreased from last week - FHI to continue to monitor.
Date:
23/10/23-29/10/23
Mortality:
3,550
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; destocking through harvest
Mortality levels had reduced below the reporting threshold for two weeks, FHI to monitor.
Date:
30/10/23-05/11/23
Mortality:
3,287
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor
Date:
06/11/23-12/11/23
Mortality:
3,085
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill Health related
Gill Health related
CMS; destocking through harvest
Third consecutive week of mortality over threshold. Mortality has stayed consistent over this time. FHI to monitor.
Date:
20/11/23-26/11/23
Mortality:
6,605
Mortality Rate:
2.30%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS
Forth consecutive week of mortality over threshold. Mortality has increase on previous weeks. FHI to monitor.
Date:
27/11/23-03/12/23
Mortality:
11,844
Mortality Rate:
4.30%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest
5th consecutive week of increased mortalities. Numbers have increased from previous weeks. Business contacted. FHI to monitor.
Date:
04/12/23-10/12/23
Mortality:
6,387
Mortality Rate:
2.40%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest
6th consecutive week of mortality over reporting threshold. Numbers have reduced from previous week. FHI to monitor.
Date:
11/12/23-17/12/23
Mortality:
6,690
Mortality Rate:
2.6%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest; Business contacted: site anticipated to fallow February 2024, subject to change dependent of weather conditions
FHI to monitor.
Date:
18/12/23-24/12/23
Mortality:
3,347
Mortality Rate:
1.5%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest
Mortalities have reduced from previous week. FHI to monitor, fallow anticipated Feb 2024.
Date:
08/01/24-14/01/24
Mortality:
2,469
Mortality Rate:
1.6%
Reason given: Gill Health related; Virus disease
Gill Health related; Virus disease
CGD; CMS; destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.
Date:
19/02/24-25/02/24
Mortality:
1,580
Mortality Rate:
1.2%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
Destocking through harvest. Business contacted: Site may be fallow by June, but this can be subject to change.
FHI to monitor.
Date:
25/03/24-31/03/24
Mortality:
1,348
Mortality Rate:
1.20%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.
Date:
08/04/24-14/04/24
Mortality:
1,567
Mortality Rate:
1.5%
Reason given: Virus disease
Virus disease
CMS; Destocking through harvest. Business contacted: Site expected to fallow in May, weather permitting.
FHI to monitor.
Date:
22/04/24-28/04/24
Mortality:
1,018
Mortality Rate:
1.3%
Reason given: Virus disease
Virus disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow
FHI to monitor.
Date:
29/04/24-05/05/24
Mortality:
731
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Virus disease
Virus disease
CMS; Harvesting to fallow. Business contacted: Weather permitting site hoping to fallow by the end of May 2024.
Business contacted for information on sites fallowing. FHI to monitor.

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Inspection reports

Case Number: 2020-0516


Download Case paperwork completed by on 24/11/2020.
Fish brought on site week 44, 2020. Morts collected and transported to Shetland for disposal.
VMD sampling by 26/11/20. Fish sampled at pier next to shorebase due to company H&S COVID-19 policy and concerns regarding movement from a higher tier to lower tier. Fish brought ashore by site staff, all fish appeared healthy. Site inspection re-scheduled for 2021 Q1. No issues reported on site. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2021-0050


Download Paperwork completed remotely by , observed by 18/06/21, Site inspection 22/06/21 by , shadowed by
One fish removed for VMD sampling. Fish appeared healthy and in very good condition, sampled by .
Site has experienced low level sea lice numbers and currently undergoing third SLICE treatment of cycle, no sea lice observed on fish sampled for VMD. Very good visibility at time of inspection and population showed good shoaling behaviour
All new equipment on site for start of cycle last year, site very well maintained. Site staff reported a higher than normal level of growth on nets, due to net washer currently awaiting a part from Norway. A net wash company will be employed until part arrives. Site staff also reported that the top 2m of the net were worst for growth, due to very good visibility at the time of inspection the nets could be observed deeper in the water with much less growth.
The site may receive stock directly for next cycle rather than a split of fish from another site.
Good biosecurity on site, with foot mat used between pens and disinfectant sprayer to spray down oil skins and boots between sites. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2023-0250


Download Fish came on from Barcaldine and have been performing well this cycle.
Thermolicer was on site at the time of inspection.
2 Slice and 2 peroxide treatments done at the end of 2022. Azasure completed in December 22 and only thermolicer, freshwater and AMX done in 2023.
Management area is not fallowed synchronously on a single year class basis. Risk assessment has been developed. This was inspected and found to be adequate.
Background CMS and HSMI have been detected on the site but are not causing mortalities.
Fish on site appeared in good health and were actively shoaling in the cages. <5 moribunds were observed across the site and were removed during the inspection and humanely culled. No clinical signs of disease were observed so diagnostic samples were not taken on this occassion. ~12 mortalities were also noted across the site but were not fresh dead.
Fish removed for VMD sampling appeared in good external and internal health and demonstrated a strong feed response.
Very few lice were observed on the fish at the time of inspection. [Original PDF]

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