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Scottish salmon prices hold firm, ‘too high’, for week four

Two UK-based processors said prices for next week remained 'too high', with one worrying that customers will begin taking salmon off their menus

By Neil Ramsden | Jan. 17, 2020 13:59 GMT
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Spot prices for Scottish farmed salmon are set to remain high next week -- week four of 2020 -- according to two UK-based processors, who are becoming worried about the knock-on market impact [...]

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