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Norway’s cod farmers dream big as wild catch volumes plunge

Norway's fledgling farmed cod industry is aiming for 20,000t of production this year, buoyed by low wild-catch quotas and climbing cod prices

By Dan Gibson | March 18, 2024 10:40 GMT
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BERGEN, Norway -- Norway's farmed cod industry has found itself a huge window of opportunity as the sector grapples with the lowest Barents Sea cod quotas in more than two decades, according to Christian Riber, CEO of Norway's largest cod farmer, Norcod [...]

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