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Norway Royal Salmon suspects ISA is spreading from confirmed case

Norwegian salmon farmer Norway Royal Salmon has reported a suspicion of infectious salmon anemia at two more of its salmon farms in northern Norway

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 21, 2017 09:20 GMT
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Salmon farmer Norway Royal Salmon (NRS) suspects infectious salmon anemia (ISA) at two more of its salmon farms in northern Norway, according to a company filing [...]

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