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Norway warns of tougher control on sealice as treatment resistance grows

Authority warns that it will get tougher on farmers as report shows resistance to anti-luce drugs is growing, and more and more farmers are struggling to keep levels under the maximum limit

By Undercurrent News | May 26, 2014 09:55 BST
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Salmon farm. Photo: Norwegian Seafood Council.
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