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Arnarlax cuts back harvest guidance after farming write-offs, smolt mortalities

SalMar's Icelandic subsidiary reduced its harvest guidance for 2024 from 15,000t to 13,000t, adding that next year's volumes will also be affected

By Dan Gibson | Aug. 21, 2024 10:24 BST
Credit: Icelandic Salmon
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SalMar's Icelandic subsidiary Arnarlax has cut back its harvest guidance for 2024 as continued biological challenges in the first half of the year have forced delayed harvests [...]

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