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Russia’s largest salmon farmer sees net profit halve in 2024

Supply chain changes and biological risks in the Norwegian and Barents Seas had a negative impact on biomass volumes and financial indicators in the first half, especially

By Sergei Blagov | March 21, 2025 10:08 GMT
An Inarctica -- formerly Russian Aquaculture -- salmon farm near Murmansk. Source: Inarctica
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Russia's largest salmon aquaculture company, Inarctica, saw its net profit halve in 2024 after an especially tough first half of the year, according to its latest report [...]

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