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    Experts welcome salmon Christmas campaign

    The market outlook remains strong.

    The price of salmon will raise to 15 percent next week. Moreover, from week 41 to week 45 that same price in the Norwegian market has been 23 percent higher than last year. According to experts and analysts, for November and December, in line with the Christmas campaign, the market outlook for salmon will be strong.

    “Christmas shopping is getting closer, prices start to rise again, at the moment to above NOK 70 per kilo,” Finn-Arne Egeness, Chief Analyst of Seafood at Nordea Bank Abp, told WeAreAquaculture.

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    The price of salmon will raise to 15 percent next week. Moreover, from week 41 to week 45 that same price in the Norwegian market has been 23 percent higher than last year. According to experts and analysts, for November and December, in line with the Christmas campaign, the market outlook for salmon will be strong.

    "Christmas shopping is getting closer, prices start to rise again, at the moment to above NOK 70 per kilo," Finn-Arne Egeness, Chief Analyst of Seafood at Nordea Bank Abp, told WeAreAquaculture.

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