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    European salmon producers turn to chicken byproducts for fish feed

    The Financial Times reports poultry feed costs less than half as much per tonne as fishmeal.

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    The Financial Times reports Lerøy now uses chicken byproducts at all its offshore salmon farms, while Grieg has introduced chicken meal and oil. People familiar with the matter told the FT that Mowi plans to introduce poultry-based feed at farms in Norway and Scotland. Fishmeal prices have almost doubled in two years; supermarkets had previously resisted salmon fed livestock byproducts over fears of a consumer backlash.

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    Financial Times@FTEurope’s biggest salmon producers are beginning to feed chicken to their fish, breaking a longstanding taboo in the hunt for cheap protein. Supermarkets previously feared a backlash from consumers who might regard the practice 'unnatural'. What changed? https://ft.trib.al/3jB6sly28m
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    Financial Times@FTEurope’s biggest salmon producers are beginning to feed chicken to their fish, breaking a longstanding taboo in the hunt for cheap protein. Supermarkets previously feared a backlash from consumers who might regard the practice 'unnatural'. What changed? https://ft.trib.al/3jB6sly28m
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