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COVID increases spotlight on salmon’s carbon footprint

The idea of flying fish into the US from Chile, the Faroe Islands, or Norway is increasingly under the spotlight, thanks in part to the land-based farm trend

By Matt Craze | Feb. 16, 2021 08:22 GMT
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