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SalMar maintains stable Q4 harvests in 2019

The firm harvested a total of 40,300 metric tons of salmon in Q4 2019, including 2,600t from Iceland's Arnarlax

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 7, 2020 10:06 GMT
SalMar farm. Credit: Firm's Facebook page
SalMar farm. Credit: Firm's Facebook page
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Norwegian salmon farmer SalMar harvested a total of 40,300 metric tons of salmon in Q4 2019, more or less flat on Q4 2018's 40,500t.  [...]

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