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Haddock H&G prices stuck in rut; no increase expected

Prices have plummeted since reaching their highest levels in years, back in 2014, and with Barents Sea quota expected to increase, they are likely to fall further

By Neil Ramsden | June 9, 2015 10:13 BST
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In 2014, the price for frozen headed and gutted (H&G) Barents sea haddock reached levels significantly higher than any seen in the past eight years, peaking at some $4,450 per metric ton [...]

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