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Russia’s Inarctica ups H1 sales, but ‘unpredictable’ natural causes hit biomass

After a biomass reassessment, the company reported a net loss of RUB 1.4bn; the decline in salmon volumes was caused by unusually low water temperatures and jellyfish

By Sergei Blagov | Sept. 4, 2024 10:05 BST
Credit: Inarctica, Russia's largest salmon farmer
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Russia's largest aquaculture company, Inarctica, reported strong sales numbers for the first half of 2024, undermined by biomass volumes that were down due to "unpredictable" natural causes [...]

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