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Iceland to embrace stricter aquaculture policies following escapes

A new draft legal policy proposes increased monitoring of fish farms and requiring license holders to pay 'a fair price' for natural resource use, while escapes could see farmers lose their licenses

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 6, 2023 10:17 BST
Iceland's Minister of Food presents a draft of a new aquauclture policy. Credit: Kristin Magnusson
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Iceland's government has proposed new, stricter, legal frameworks on the country's salmon farms following an escape that made headlines even in Europe [...]

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