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Atlantic salmon farmers push for growth here as imports top $750M
A new report by the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association says they could produce more to sell here and replace imports, but conservation groups say new and expanded operations would threaten wild salmon populations and coastal marine areas.
The presence of more than $750 million worth of imported salmon in Canada’s grocery stores is the source of renewed friction between the region’s salmon farming sector and organizations seeking to protect the wild salmon population and other marine l... [6575 chars]
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