NEET
04/09/2026 (Thu) 08:45
No.991891
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>Adrian Meder, sustainable seafood manager at GoodFish, says the fact that 1 million fish died from a bacterium outbreak
>evidence emerged that at least 8 per cent of the total annual production in the state died at the farms and was dumped at landfill sites.
>This followed weeks of reports that fatty chunks of fish were washing up on beaches in the Huon Valley and on Bruny Island.
>tasmanian salmon farms produce 6 times more pollution each year than Tasmania’s entire sewage
>The federal veterinary medicine regulator has suspended the Tasmanian salmon industry's emergency licence to use the antibiotic florfenicol to treat a bacterial disease. "on the basis of unacceptable risk of residue exposure" to other species.
>Adrian Meder, sustainable seafood manager at GoodFish, says the fact that 1 million fish died from a bacterium outbreak
>evidence emerged that at least 8 per cent of the total annual production in the state died at the farms and was dumped at landfill sites.
>This followed weeks of reports that fatty chunks of fish were washing up on beaches in the Huon Valley and on Bruny Island.
>tasmanian salmon farms produce 6 times more pollution each year than Tasmania’s entire sewage
>The federal veterinary medicine regulator has suspended the Tasmanian salmon industry's emergency licence to use the antibiotic florfenicol to treat a bacterial disease. "on the basis of unacceptable risk of residue exposure" to other species.