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Aquaculture UK in Glasgow brings together over 250 companies from the aquaculture community, featuring the full supply chain, including Feed, Breeding, Technology, Equipment, and Research.
Exhibitor mix: Comprehensive aquaculture supply chain: feed, pharmaceuticals, ROVs, cameras, boats, barges, and equipment.
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Venue
Scottish Event CampusMultipurpose · 22,355 m² · 5 halls · ~14,300 people
The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) is Scotland's premier venue for exhibitions, conferences, and live entertainment. Located in Glasgow, it comprises the SEC Centre, the SEC Armadillo, and the OVO Hydro. The venue is renowned for hosting major B2B trade shows and international events.
📍 Exhibition Way, Glasgow, GB
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Diversified CommunicationsPrivate · Portland, United States · Founded 1949
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Exhibitor list
250 companies are exhibiting at Aquaculture UK. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 250.
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Why people attend
To source new aquaculture technology, meet fish farming suppliers, explore the Innovation Zone, and attend conference sessions for the latest in Scottish aquaculture.
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85 speakers at Aquaculture UK
Pete started out as a qualified marine engineer and has predominantly been in ops, technical and engineering roles and has […]
Mike Spain draws on a career spanning four decades in the private and public sectors, in which time he has […]
Helge Adne Lien is a Client Executive/Managing Director with over 25 years of corporate banking experience from DNB Bank ASA, […]
Nigel works within Scotland’s finfish aquaculture trade body (Salmon Scotland) as their Planning Officer, where he articulates sector needs to local and […]
Leigh Eisler is the Operations Manager for South West Mull and Iona Development (SWMID), a community development trust for the […]
Jamie Wyllie is a Scottish farmer involved in pig production, arable and sheep. He is the current Chair of the […]
Professor Betancor is a leading researcher in nutrition at the Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling, where she focuses on […]
Dr De Boever is a postdoctoral researcher in Microbial and Molecular Ecology at the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS). […]
Dr Spatharis’ research focuses on the diversity, productivity, and ecological dynamics of coastal and marine ecosystems, with particular expertise in […]
Dr Helena Reinardy is a marine biologist and ecotoxicologist at the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS), where she serves […]
Dr Mari Raudstein is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Fish Germ Cells at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies […]
Professor Davidson is a marine scientist whose career began in physics before a growing fascination with phytoplankton steered his research […]
Dr Martin Jaffa has been a long-term advocate for the aquaculture sector. He is probably best known for his weekly […]
Sam Laurenson is a mussel farmer based in the Shetland Islands, working in one of the most northerly aquaculture regions […]
Dr Brooker joined the University of Stirling in 2001, completing an MSc with distinction in Aquaculture and later a PhD […]
Dr Ellison’s research focuses on host–pathogen interactions, molecular parasitology, and the role of chronoparasitology in understanding disease dynamics across captive […]
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