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Russian food ban impact

Norway increases trout MAB by 20% in face of Russia ban

Move allows farmers to leave their fish in the water for longer; is designed to aid companies being hit by reduced market scope for farmed trout

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 2, 2015 17:47 BST
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The Norwegian government has announced new measures to allow trout farmers to leave fish in the water longer, in the face of reduced market scope following Russia's import ban [...]

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