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Aquaculture licences
Publish date: January 12, 2009
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Aquaculture licences
To be allowed to farm aquaculture species in Norway it requires a permit from the authorities. Today the government has granted around 2,000 licenses to farming of different fish species. Below you’ll find the historical overviews for aquaculture licences for salmonids (salmon and rainbow trout), marine species (cod, halibut, etc.) and shellfish (mainly mussels).
Photo: Source: The Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries
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