'Salmon Zero' farming concept awarded development licenses after initial rejection is overruled

The company won its appeal on the initial rejection for the concept back in 2017.

Erlend Eide (left) and Trygve Samnøy. The NFD opposed the Directorate of Fisheries' arguments that Salmon Zero was a continuation of pre-existing technology, but rather that the project as a whole would involve the development of new technology. — Erlend Eide (left) and Trygve Samnøy. The NFD opposed the Directorate of Fisheries' arguments that Salmon Zero was a continuation of pre-existing technology, but rather that the project as a whole would involve the development of new technology.Foto: Eivind Senneset

Ole Jacob Strønen Riise

Published 9 July 2020, 01:07Updated 9 July 2020, 09:37

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