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Grieg finds ISA-suspect salmon parr in Newfoundland hatchery

'More analyses are needed to determine whether the fish is infected or not' -- Grieg Seafood Newfoundland

By Jason Huffman | July 14, 2021 17:42 BST
Atlantic salmon parr emerge from streambed. Photograph courtesy of US Fish and Wildlife Service.
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A salmon parr in Grieg Seafood's Newfoundland and Labrador hatchery has been determined to potentially be contaminated with infectious salmon anemia (ISA), the Norwegian company reported on Wednesday.  [...]

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