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Scottish salmon sees 20% rise in economic contribution since COVID

Scottish salmon now adds some £760 million-a-year to the country's economy, a new study has revealed

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 6, 2022 10:11 BST
Credit: Salmon Scotland
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Scottish salmon now adds £766 million ($870.6m) in GVA, or gross value added, per year to the country's economy, a new study has revealed. [...]

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