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Cermaq salmon losses off Canada pass 200,000

The company has partially blamed the growth in algae to warming ocean temperatures in the area; Cermaq says it employed measures to counter the effects of the bloom

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 13, 2019 09:56 GMT
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A toxic algae bloom off the west coast of Vancouver Island killed more than 200,000 farmed salmon last month, according to Cermaq Group, CTV News reported [...]

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