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DNB: Salmon supply growth looks tight for 2024 too

The current spike in farmed salmon spot prices has come about because 2022's global supply will drop, with output forecast to be tight once again in 2024, says DNB analyst

By Neil Ramsden | May 13, 2022 10:27 BST
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BARCELONA, Spain -- The current spike in farmed salmon spot prices has come about because 2022's global supply will drop, with output forecast to be tight once again in 2024, said DNB analyst Alexander Aukner [...]

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