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SATMAR: shellfish producers with an emphasis on excellent water quality and rigorous bio-security

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atmar was established in 1972. After forty-five years of experience, it is now recognised as the most experimented hatchery in Europe. This long experience has led us to produce various species, including shrimp, scallop, and edulis. We also specialise in growing clams and oysters.

Satmar’s nine sites along the French coast, each selected for its excellent water quality: Gatteville-Le-Phare; Leucate; Lester; Chausey; Landeda; Ile-Tudy; Saint-Philibert; Bouin; and Saint-Just-Luzac. Our hatcheries in Gatteville and Leucate are located more than 1,000 km apart, giving us more bio-security in production. In addition, our nursery production on four separate sites is based on the same idea, allowing us more secure and controlled production facilities. The strategic location of our sites makes it possible for us to have a secure and controlled production. It also means that we are more environmentally conscious in terms of our sites’ products, quality, and overall biological balance.

spread of our production locations.

broodstock and improving survival and shape.

This method, linked with rigorous traceability standards, means that we have enjoyed organic accreditation since 2016.

In addition, we have a dedicated salesperson who will guarantee customer satisfaction.

Satmar not only specialises in triploid and diploid oysters but also in Japanese (Manilla) clams. In addition, we have been producing triploids oysters’ seeds since 1992. Our main activity is oyster breeding, but we also breed clams. Production is split between diploid and triploid oysters’ seeds, part grown or half-grown, allowing us to supply the increasing demand. As Satmar was one of the first hatcheries in France, we are also a leader in selling worldwide. We have more than one hundred workers spread all over our production sites. These include a special team involved in R&D - selecting

Even during these challenging times, Satmar has continued to invest in nursery sites to have quality product year-round. We are confident that our experience and expertise will soon see us out of this long, difficult time. We expect 2021 to be less stressful, with oyster markets and production soon returning to normal levels. For further informations please contact SATMAR “La Saline” 47 route du Val de Saire 50760 Gatteville le Phare Web site: www.satmar.fr and join us on Facebook Stéphane Duval +33.6.74.04.77.75 WhatsApp stephane.duval@satmar.fr

Satmar has developed antibiotic-free production based on biotechnologies, sustainable production (less intensive than other hatcheries). We also carefully selected the geographic 36

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Aquaculture & Seafood Agencies

2min
pages 62-64

Northern Ireland Seafood Companies

3min
page 61

Fish Farms in Northern Ireland

3min
page 60

Seaweed Producers

5min
pages 58-59

Irish Seafood Exporters

3min
page 57

BESNARD: success is because the customer comes first

30min
pages 42-49

Suppliers to the Aquaculture Industry

10min
pages 54-56

Fish Processors

14min
pages 50-53

EVANS VANODINE: Can fish egg disinfectants still be used in an increasingly regulated industry?

2min
page 40

ASHLEIGH CURRIE: FiiZK: applying robust, innovative and reliable solutions to fish farming

5min
pages 38-39

THOMAS GALLAGHER: SD Animal Health - supporting Irish Aquaculture

5min
pages 34-35

COLIN CONCANNON: JFC Marine - Superior Performance Mussel Floats

2min
page 37

SATMAR: shellfish producers with an emphasis on excellent water quality and rigorous bio-security

2min
page 36

W&J KNOX installs new equipment and plans to expand its product range

1min
page 30

TERESA MORRISSEY: Irish Aquaculture – Recovery, Resilience & Development

4min
pages 32-33

DONAL MAGUIRE: Seaspiracy’ or just plain old Seaspoofery?

3min
page 31

KEVIN KILLEEN: Ball burst, game over: the Brexit seafood debacle

2min
page 29

RONAN COONEY: Shellfish producers to monitor environmental performance

4min
pages 27-28

FRANK KANE AND PAULINE O’DONOHOE: Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture: a role in

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pages 23-24

MARK MCCAUGHAN: Northern Ireland’s perspective on COVID

2min
page 26

MATTHEW MORRIS: Food fraud: the real cost

6min
pages 20-22

RORY CAMPBELL: Brexit and Covid - dual challenges for Irish aquaculture through 2020

6min
pages 8-11

JOHN CONNAUGHTON: Aquabusiness blended learning offers seafood sector access and

3min
page 25

BRIAN MURPHY: BIM National Fisheries and Diving College offers internationally accredited

7min
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INTERVIEW: Marine Minister Charlie McConalogue on the future of Ireland’s seafood industry

8min
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