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But administrators Grant Thornton, brought in this year to rescue the Shetland-based business, admitted that organic cod farming had been a financial disaster and had no realistic chance of succeeding. It has sold the firm's fish-farming business to two Norwegian-owned companies, which will begin producing organic salmon in Shetland's coastal waters. Its last supplies of cod - about 3,400 tonnes - will be sold at less than a 10th of their original prices in the shops....
Cod drawing by Pearson Scott Foresman, Wikimedia Commons
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