Norway agrees sustainable aquaculture deal

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Norway has struck a cross-party deal to support sustainable aquaculture, aligning fish welfare, environmental priorities and long-term economic growth.

The agreement delays major regulatory reforms by two to four years, providing aquaculture producers with greater predictability and more time to align investments with upcoming environmental standards.

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