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    Investors look expectantly at Norwegian government’s proposed resource tax

    Timothy A. Bouley, CEO of BioFeyn, Mike Velings, Managing Partner at Aqua-Spark and Max Francia, Director of Marketing in Atlantic Sapphire, share with us their thoughts.

    WeAreAquaculture had the chance to discuss with different aquaculture agents how they feel about the announcement of the Norwegian government’s proposed resource tax, the attitude may other countries adopt in this regard, and if this scenario allows inversions in other farming methods.

    WeAreAquaculture had the chance to discuss with different aquaculture agents how they feel about the announcement of the Norwegian government's proposed resource tax, the attitude may other countries adopt in this regard, and if this scenario allows inversions in other farming methods.

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