CAC was established in 2003 by and owned by Marine Harvest AS, Skretting AS and Akvagroup ASA.
The large scale fishfarm reseach facility has 3 R&D concessions, 960m3 barge with a laboratorium, 12 steelcages and is fully equipped for largescale expeimental use.
Location: a 100 km east of Stavanger in the “Garsundet” between the islands “Ombo” and “Randøy”.
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