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SpareBank argues coronavirus can be positive for salmon by 2021

Analysts with the firm believe the pandemic will drive an 'unprecedented retail demand' for salmon, before a tight supply picture in 2021 pushes prices up

By Neil Ramsden | April 30, 2020 10:19 BST
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