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Interestingly (ironically?), Norway is not even close to the biggest provider of Salmon in Japan: https://www.maruha-nichiro.co.jp/salmon/data/images/index_ph03
by glandium 5y ago
Interestingly (ironically?), Norway is not even close to the biggest provider of Salmon in Japan: https://www.maruha-nichiro.co.jp/salmon/data/images/index_ph03.gif https://www.maruha-nichiro.co.jp/salmon/data/images/index_ph...
(pink in US, yellow is Canada, between yellow and green is Russia, green is Norway, blue is Chile and dark blue is Other)
- daniel-cussen 5y ago¡Vamos Chile! Yeah wow well there you go. You know Norwegians own most salmon farming in Chile, don't you? And let me say also, this validates government export offices. In fact I visited the Japanese Government export office in Santiago, they gave me really valuable information about exporting to Japan where the market for wasabi was at the time. What do you know, you pay taxes and you get back something for it?
- glandium 5y ago> You know Norwegians own most salmon farming in Chile, don't you? I must say, I didn't even know Chile "produced" salmon until I found that graph, so nothing would surprise me. However, wikipedia pointed me to https://www.terram.cl/2018/11/grupos-extranjeros-pasarian-a-controlar-37-de-los-envios-de-salmon-chileno/ https://www.terram.cl/2018/11/grupos-extranjeros-pasarian-a-... which doesn't seem to confirm what you're saying, but my spanish is rusty.
- steve_adams_86 5y agoNorwegians also owned a lot of farms in Canada! I believe that’s winding down now because the farms causes extensive disease in local wild populations.