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Salmon death rates still high in Newfoundland 18 months after Mowi meltdown

The salmon industry of Newfoundland and Labrador improved from losing one in three fish in 2019 to losing one in five in 2020, based on data provided by the province

By Jason Huffman | April 9, 2021 16:38 BST
An image from Mowi's salmon mortality cleanup efforts in Newfoundland and Labrador's Fortune Bay in 2019. Photograph taken by Bill Bryden for the Atlantic Salmon Federation.
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