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Nordic salmon startup applies for land-based hatchery permit

Langnes Laks, which is part-owned by the estate of James Bond author Ian Fleming, was only founded in August 2019

By Undercurrent News | March 30, 2021 09:52 BST
A Norwegian flag. Photograph by Mark Nelson on Flickr.
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The recently-created Norwegian salmonid farmer Langnes Laks has filed an application for a new hatchery in the north of the country as it looks to build a base of operations in Alta, the largest town in Finnmark county [...]

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