Ecocrim: Salmon Company Indicted for Illegal Sale of Farmed Salmon
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A company involved in the slaughter and sale of farmed fish has been awarded a NOK 28 million award after illegally selling self-dead fish.
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VGØkokrim believes the salmon was not suitable for human consumption, and that it was sold to both Norwegian and foreign customers.
The slaughtering and sales company in Nordmøre, where two employees are accused of selling over 500 tons of poor-quality farmed salmon, has accepted a fine from Økokrim. The sales proceeds of NOK 28 million will therefore be confiscated.
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The slaughtering and sales company in Nordmøre, where two employees are accused of selling over 500 tons of poor-quality farmed salmon, has accepted a fine from Økokrim. The sales proceeds of NOK 28 million will therefore be confiscated.
The slaughtering and sales company in Nordmøre, where two employees are accused of selling over 500 tons of poor-quality farmed salmon, has accepted a fine from Økokrim. The sales proceeds of NOK 28 million will therefore be confiscated.
A company in Nordmøre, which engages in the slaughter and sale of farmed fish, has issued a confiscation order of 28 million kroner from Økokrim. They write this themselves in a press release. Two men, who were employees of the company, have previously been charged with gross violation of the Food Act and gross financial fraud for selling farmed salmon that was not suitable for human consumption. The case concerns the illegal sale of farmed fish…
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