Salmon

AquaBounty shifts GM salmon egg supply strategy in hunt for new revenue streams

AquaBounty's CEO Sylvia Wulf said the company wants to serve a growing group of land-based and netpen salmon farms.

AquaBounty Processing Associates Skyler Miller (left) and Jacob Clawson (right), with CEO Sylvia Wulf (center) holding the first commercially harvested genetically modified farmed salmon in the United States. The company is decreasing its GM salmon production in Canada.
AquaBounty Processing Associates Skyler Miller (left) and Jacob Clawson (right), with CEO Sylvia Wulf (center) holding the first commercially harvested genetically modified farmed salmon in the United States. The company is decreasing its GM salmon production in Canada.Photo: AquaBounty
Published 7 February 2023, 20:58Updated 7 February 2023, 20:58
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