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Newfoundland ruling could add years more to delay of Mowi hatchery expansion

The Norwegian salmon farmer already has worked for more than five years to gather the approval needed for a CAD 51.0 million expansion of its Indian Head Hatchery. It might have to wait a bit longer

By Liza Mayer | Oct. 27, 2023 14:27 BST
Photo: Mowi Canada East
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Mowi's plans to expand its Atlantic salmon hatchery in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) have now been further delayed by potentially several years following the latest ruling in the Canadian province [...]

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