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Prominent Chefs Launch Campaign Against Ocean-Farmed Salmon Consumption

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Massimo Bottura, Darina Allen, and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have joined a campaign calling for a moratorium on the service of ocean-farmed salmon in restaurants. The chefs signed a letter stating that the practice poses a significant threat to the future of wild salmon. The campaign seeks commitments from chefs and restaurants that the industry can operate without causing harm.

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The concerns center on the rapid growth of salmon aquaculture, which accounts for 70% of the market globally. The letter warns that farming practices may involve excessive chemical use, food and fish waste, and the transfer of viruses and parasites to wild populations.

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