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The aquaculture sector in Scotland is an important provider of employment in Rural Scotland and represents the UK’s largest food export by value. In 2019, Marine Scotland commissioned BiGGAR Economics to undertake a study into the direct and wider economic impacts of the Aquaculture sector in Scotland
The scope of the aquaculture sector for this study was defined as including the following activities:
As part of this study BiGGAR Economics consulted extensively with aquaculture companies, sector bodies and public sector agencies. We also analysed in detail the supply chain and expenditure profile of companies in the sector, in addition to considering the public accounts of companies in the sector over the medium term. This analysis found that :
In 2018 the aquaculture sector supported 11,700 jobs in the Scottish economy and generated £885 million GVA
The majority of the Gross Value Added (GVA) was from Salmon Production, which accounted for £585 million GVA.
A new Scottish Government report has found that the aquaculture sector contributed approximately £885 million to the wider Scottish economy and supported 11,700 jobs in 2018. Read more and access the full report here: https://t.co/WFNYpyVlKH pic.twitter.com/noQoq00Iof
— Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation (@SSPOsays) September 23, 2020
In addition, the study also found that:
The full report can be accessed below:
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