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Court deals blow to $500 million fish farm plans on Midcoast mud flats

Por: Portland Press Herald Business March 02, 2023

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A 2018 artist’s rendering of the Nordic Aquafarms facility proposed for construction beside the Little River in Belfast. Courtesy of Nordic Aquafarms A Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruling over the ownership of some mud flats in Belfast has created a major hurdle for a $500 million fish farm planned there. At the center of the dispute is Nordic Aquafarms’ plans to run piping underneath the property from the company’s proposed salmon... + full article



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