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Unusually high fish deaths lead to emergency harvest at Atlantic Sapphire

The negative news has prompted the company's share price to drop as trading on the Oslo stock exchange opened on Oct. 17

By Salmon Business | Oct. 17, 2022 10:15 BST
Source: Atlantic Sapphire Facebook page
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Atlantic Sapphire announced on Oct. 16 that it was compelled to harvest salmon at its US facility earlier than planned because of "above normal and increasing mortality in certain systems". [...]

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