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Norwegian salmon giants face more price-fixing legal action in Canada

Norway's salmon farming giants, including Mowi, Grieg, Leroy and SalMar, will no longer just be fighting off price-fixing allegations in the US courts

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 9, 2020 18:54 GMT
Fresh salmon fillet on ice. Credit: Ostancov Vladislav/Shutterstock.com
Fresh salmon fillet on ice. Credit: Ostancov Vladislav/Shutterstock.com
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Norway's salmon farming giants will no longer just be fighting off price-fixing allegations in the US courts. A similar complaint has now been filed in a Canadian federal court, in Toronto, Ontario, the CBC reports.  [...]

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