West Coast Today parent company launches new industry-leading website
The parent company of West Coast Today and The Oban Times has launced its new-look business to business site covering all that’s happening across the world of aquaculture.
Fish Farmer relaunched today with new content and a fresh format that will take the product and its content to a whole new audience.
The new site incorporates all you would expect from a modern digital news experience and its ever-growing audience can look forward to more breaking news, more video and more audio as the team there continues to tailor its online content.
New sections alongside fresh features and content
The new site features dedicated sections for videos, webinars and events, as well as our new Business Directory section which offers a one-stop solution for anyone searching for information on businesses working and offering solutions within the wider industry. Be it sea farming, land-based farming, shellfish, seaweed, seafood processing, aqua feed production, boat building, supplier to supplier products or the latest on industry bodies, the team has it covered.
Elsewhere a new Looking Back section provides a fascinating look into the aquaculture industry’s past, exploring the images and stories from days gone be, while AquaFacts offers an explainer for the words and ideas behind the latest technologies and innovations.
Head of online content, Brian Hossack, added: "Fish farming and its associated industry and jobs news have always been keenly read on West Coast Today. We are sure many of our readers and subscribers will be keen to sign up to the new Fish Farmer site to keep themselves right up to date and fully informed of what it going on, especially given all of the content is free to access."
"The new website will continue to use the same address as before and can be accessed by clicking here. It’s quick, easy and above all it is completely free to register - we look forward to welcoming people on board."
Visit www.fishfarmermagazine.com to access the new site.
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