Fewer premature fish deaths boost NZ King Salmon
Future fish mortality rate remains an unknown for NZ King Salmon.
New Zealand King Salmon is attributing its upgraded profit guidance to a number of one-off factors but it’s starting to look as if the bonus of having fewer fish dying prematurely could be more of a permanent improvement.
The company says it now expects operating profit in the year ending June
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 02 Nov 2017
Thu, 02 Nov 2017
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Fewer premature fish deaths boost NZ King Salmon
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