Where is Lochmuir salmon from?
Scotland
Lochmuir is a brand name for salmon created by UK retailer Marks & Spencer to help market Scottish salmon. The name was chosen by a panel of consumers as it represented and reinforced the concept that the salmon was from Scotland. The fish is sourced from salmon fish farms in various regions of Scotland.
Is m& s salmon farmed?
Marks & Spencer, an iconic UK retailer, has cultivated a reputation for itself as leader in quality and sustainability. Yet right now they are selling tens of thousands of tonnes of farmed salmon which scientists warn is causing environmental damage.
Is Marks and Spencer salmon safe to eat?
Our responsibly sourced Scottish salmon is high in quality, rich in Omega 3 and offers great everyday value, making it a firm favourite for families across the country.
Where does M&S salmon come from?
Scottish Sea Farms
M&S has a dedicated farmed salmon supply partner in Scottish Sea Farms and over the last 15-years, that partnership has developed a unique industry leading farming system that is RSPCA Assured, M&S Select Farm audited and delivers leading production standards.
Where does Marks and Spencer salmon come from?
“We use approx. 10,000 tonnes per annum of whole, conventionally farmed salmon, 100% of which is produced in Scotland, which makes us a significant procurer of Scottish farmed salmon,” said the retail giant, which employs around 85,000 people worldwide.
Where do M&S get their salmon from?
“We use approx. 10,000 tonnes per annum of whole, conventionally farmed salmon, 100% of which is produced in Scotland, which makes us a significant procurer of Scottish farmed salmon,” said the retail giant, which employs around 85,000 people worldwide.
Where does Sainsburys salmon come from?
All Sainsbury’s Scottish salmon is sourced from dedicated farms around the west coast and isles of Scotland chosen for their ideal conditions. The farms use responsible management to protect and maintain the natural environment.
Where does Morrisons salmon come from?
Morrisons website says: “Our range of farmed seafood includes more than 10 species ranging from salmon and warm water prawns to artic char and halibut. All of our farmed products come from independently assessed and certified farms, hatcheries and feed mills.
Where does Tesco salmon come from?
Tesco sells frozen wild salmon fillets which are caught in Alaskan waters and frozen at sea before being transported to Qingdao, China. There the fish is partly defrosted to around 0C, filleted and portioned before being speed-frozen.
Where is Lidl salmon from?
Scottish
We are committed to sourcing as many products from local suppliers as possible. By buying in this way we are able to closely monitor the social and environmental issues impacting these supply chains and mitigate potential risks.