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Norwegian farm kills half its fish to prevent ISA spread

Ellingsen Seafood in Lofoten has had to slaughter more than 800,000 fish at sizes too small to be of use - expected to be a hit to future income

By Undercurrent News | May 19, 2015 10:17 BST
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Ellingsen Seafood in Lofoten, Norway, has had to slaughter more than 800,000 of its salmon at sizes too small to be of use, to prevent the spread of infectious salmon anemia (ISA) reports NRK.no. [...]

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