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Chile algal bloom

Chile algal bloom salmon mortalities keep rising; uncertainty remains

Latest update suggests supply will not be disrupted, but shortage of fresh salmon to US is expected by May; with spot prices up already

By Alicia Villegas | March 8, 2016 19:46 GMT
Invermar, Australis only exceptions as Chile's salmon farmers put losses behind
Chilean salmon farm. Photo: Sam Beebe, Ecotrust
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BOSTON, US -- Uncertain. That is one of the first words Chilean salmon producers use when asked by Undercurrent News about the ongoing algal bloom and its impact on salmonid supply. [...]

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