Cflow gentle live-fish handling systems

Published 17 November 2022; updated 21 September 2026; 2-minute read. Cflow designs complete, customer-specific handling systems for fisheries and aquaculture. Their components cover crowding, pumping, treatment, sorting, biomass calculation, water separation, transport, cooling, loading and unloading. The package can include water treatment, automatic cleaning and disinfection, plus control software that gathers and presents data.

The article says fish are crowded, pumped, sorted and transported through the production chain, and that stress or injury can increase disease risk, mortality, biomass loss and wasted resources. It describes the Flowline 5 valve as reducing impact injuries and a compact processing plant as an emergency slaughter option for vulnerable fish. Cflow’s monitoring and data tools support welfare checks, traceability and reporting. The company says its systems reduce mortality, energy use and discharge of chemicals, pathogens and parasites while maintaining fish quality.

Market context on the page: demand for fish has risen by more than 120% since 1990, with global production projected at 204 million metric tonnes in 2030. Cflow is described as having 30 years of experience. Linked UN SDGs: 9, 12 and 14. Public contact: Gunnar Hoff, Marketing Manager, gunnar.hoff@cflow.com. Company: CFLOW AS, Holsneset 25, 6030 Langevåg, Norway; cflow.com/en.

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