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Norwegian Seafood Council: Celebrating 50 years of modern aquaculture
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Norwegian Seafood Council: Celebrating 50 years of modern aquaculture
Business
Date posted: 08.06.2020
Category: Business News
This spring marks the 50th anniversary of the first ever successfully farmed salmon in Norway. Five decades later we look back on a story of ambition, collaboration, setbacks and successes, culminating in a fish which is now a favourite on dinner plates across the globe.
From its humble yet ambitious beginnings along the coast of Norway in the spring of 1970, salmon farming has grown into a global industry at the forefront of new technologies.
Norway was the first, and remains the largest Atlantic salmon farming nation, producing more than half of the world’s farmed salmon along its ideally placed long coastline providing ample cold and clear waters year-round.
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Source: Norwegian Seafood Council