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Bakkafrost in Scotland: Sickness Cost 60 Million in the Fourth Quarter
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The fish disease pasteurella has been expensive for Bakkafrost. In the last quarter of 2025, Bakkafrost had ISK 60 million in additional expenses in Scotland because an unusually large number of smolt and salmon died. One of the main reasons why many salmon have died is the disease pasteurella. Bakkafrost has announced this to the Oslo Stock Exchange. The report says that the preliminary figures for the fourth quarter show that ISK 58 million o…
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