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Sea lice here to stay, Ewos cautions top Chilean salmon companies

In a Cermaq-hosted session that brought together Multiexport and Aquachile, all three CEOs showed willingness for union to fight against urgent sanitary threats over fish farming industry in Chile

By Victor Jimenez | Dec. 3, 2013 08:55 GMT
Sea lice here to stay, Ewos cautions top Chilean salmon companies
The three largest Chilean salmon farmers agreed sanitary problems require an industry solution
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Former Cermaq fish feed division Ewos warned the three largest salmon farmers in Chile against hoping for a "silver bullet" that would protect results from the sanitary threats the industry regularly face [...]

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