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Large Norway, Scotland farmers quietly exit sustainable salmon group

Scottish Sea Farms, Scottish Salmon Company, Leroy and Salmar no longer listed as members of Global Salmon Initiative, which launched first ever sustainability report Friday

By Tom Seaman | June 5, 2015 10:31 BST
Fjardalax Arctic farmed salmon. Credit: Bjorgvin Thor Bjorgvinsson of Islandsstofa
Fjardalax Arctic farmed salmon. Credit: Bjorgvin Thor Bjorgvinsson of Islandsstofa
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