$48 trillion investor group calls for urgent action on feed alternatives as salmon farming industry approaches 'supply shock'

FAIRR Initiative's Lily Stuart tells IntraFish why investors are worried about the lack of viable plans for alternative feed ingredient supplies.

"Climate risk, price hikes and supply issues in both marine-and soy-based feed will increase pressure on producers’ margins and make salmon farming less attractive to investors," said Lily Stuart, FAIRR Initiative research and engagement manager.
"Climate risk, price hikes and supply issues in both marine-and soy-based feed will increase pressure on producers’ margins and make salmon farming less attractive to investors," said Lily Stuart, FAIRR Initiative research and engagement manager.Photo: FAIRR
Published 9 February 2022, 06:01Updated 9 February 2022, 14:25
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