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Analyst: Potential Peru fishery closure means NOK 1/kg increase in salmon feed prices

Potential ban on second fishing season means salmon feed prices could increase by at least NOK 1 per kilo in the next six months, writes Nordea analyst

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 8, 2014 09:50 BST
Feeding barge by salmon pens, Norway
Feeding barge by salmon pens, Norway. Photo: Johan Wildhagen/ NSC
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Peru's potential ban on fishing for its second anchovy season means salmon feed prices could increase by at least NOK 1 (€0.12/$0.15) per kilo in the next six months, said Nordea's senior seafood analyst Kolbjorn Giskeodegard. [...]

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