EU salmon row: The strongest prevail

Most of the suspense is centered on whether the fish producers’ organization Norwegian Seafood Federation (FHL) will sign the ”agreement.”

FHL Aquaculture chairman and Pan Fish boss Atle Eide is upset over what he calls "bulldozing" from the EU side. Referring to the high minimum import prices (MIP) for processed salmon products, he said the industry can't accept this as a lasting antidumping measure.

Whether the EU listens to the industry remains to be seen. Until now, it is the EU that has been laying down the rules, and the basis for this practice was probably established when the industry received the current provisional MIP agreement.

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