The Process of Raising 30 Million Salmon in Norwegian Fish Farms - Aquaculture Insights
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In the heart of Norway lies a pivotal sector of the global seafood industry: salmon farming. Norwegian fisheries, celebrated for their efficiency, have mastered the art of raising over 30 million salmon annually. These efforts contribute significantly to Norway's economy, with the salmon farming sector making up a substantial portion of the country's seafood exports. As of 2022, the total export value of Atlantic salmon from Norway amounted to 11.2 billion dollars. The story of Norwegian salmon farming is one of impressive numbers, showcasing a journey from humble beginnings to a position of global leadership in seafood production.
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Chemicals fed the farmed salmon is causing problems with the environment.
"Pesticides, otherwise known as parasiticides, are used to kill sea lice in salmon farms. Some sea lice pesticides have been shown to be highly toxic to marine species, such as the Atlantic lobster. Overuse and reliance on pesticides has led to chemical resistance in sea lice and, as a result, has reduced the effectiveness of treatments in some regions."
I suppose this horror movie is meant to be PR. The truth is it's just scary and wrong in every aspect. We destroy the wild salmon when these farmed salmons manages to escape. And besides all the things that can go wrong with these farms the salmons are living beings who are treated like products.
interesting
sounds good but whats in the feed is what consumers want to know
Sal.on!
A propaganda film avoiding issues of health hazards in eating these farmed fish.
Norwegian salmon is notorious for toxicity and other things. The salmon swim in filth and have genetic defects. They are full of pollutants. Eat it if you want to it's your choice