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Japanese region's salmonid farming surges 65%, forecast to hit 4,000t in 2026

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Iwate Prefecture has emerged as Japan's second-largest base for marine-farmed salmonids, expanding output sharply as dwindling wild chum catches push local cooperatives toward aquaculture
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Japanese region's salmonid farming surges 65%, forecast to hit 4,000t in 2026

Iwate Prefecture has emerged as Japan's second-largest base for marine-farmed salmonids, expanding output sharply as dwindling wild chum catches push local cooperatives toward aquaculture

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Undercurrent News broke the news in on Monday, September 29, 2025.
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