Salmonopoly Cartel Case in US Closes in on Norwegian Salmafia!

Salmon Cartel Case Moves Forward Against Top Norwegian Companies @business @BLaw @Mike_S_Leonard @LeroySeafood @mowisalmon_us @ScotlandMowi @GriegShetland @Cermaq https://t.co/ziQTAf9orA #Salmafia #Salmoney #Salmonopoly

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 25, 2021

Bloomberg Law reported (24 March 2021):

The Maritime Executive reported (24 March 2021):

The net closes in on Norway's #Salmafia as the US Department of Justice ramps up antitrust class action lawsuit on cartels, price-fixing, "suspicious meetings" & "law enforcement investigations" @TheJusticeDept @FTC https://t.co/c4KwTUjH7b #Salmonopoly #Salmoney #Salmonsters pic.twitter.com/8CkvDjzsT2

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 25, 2021

Salmon Business reported (25 March 2021):

Seafood Source reported (25 March 2021):

Salmon Business reported (26 March 2021):

"SalMar’s Witzøe attended a dinner meeting with Lerøy’s [CEO] Beltestad, during which they discussed a pricing model for their salmon based on NASDAQ spot prices. Witzøe & Beltestad were communicating with Jim Gallagher of [Scottish Sea Farms] via email" https://t.co/L8nWLUsVUR pic.twitter.com/EDV4nIOF2w

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 26, 2021

Just last week in the United States, Norwegian salmon giant Mowi settled a class action lawsuit. The National Law Review reported (21 March 2021):

Looking forward to more honest advertising by Mowi following their class action lawsuit settlement which outlaws "sustainably sourced" & "all natural" marketing messages @DucktrapRiver @mowisalmon_us https://t.co/Kvw5DI49iy @MowiCanadaWest @ScotlandMowi @TheCounter @natlawreview pic.twitter.com/mFC5c3d5Gr

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 22, 2021

Fish Farming Expert reported (19 March 2021):

Intrafish's Drew Cherry wrote (18 March 2021):

"The salmon farming giant may have inadvertently opened up the floodgates for similar suits….As part of the settlement, for a period of 2 years Mowi will be forbidden from using the term 'sustainably sourced'" @drewcherry @IntraFishNorge @DucktrapRiver https://t.co/Kvw5DI49iy pic.twitter.com/vW52hPdf2E

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 22, 2021

Intrafish reported in April 2019:

Intrafish reported in May 2019:

Consumer filing opens new front in salmon price-fixing lawsuit https://t.co/yrDcVN5em4 #Salmafia #Salmonopoly #Salmonsters @Seafood_Norway @seafoodnorway @LeroySeafood @MowiScotlandLtd @IntraFishNorge pic.twitter.com/PWY4GrqTQP

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) June 15, 2019

Follow the Salmoney & the Salmonoply and you will find the #Salmafia and #Salmonsters Inc https://t.co/6ed9W5N2yi #ScottishScamon pic.twitter.com/EaApfqoM9s

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) June 15, 2019

Salmon Business reported in October 2019:

Bloomberg reported in November 2019:

Bloomberg reported again in November 2019:

Salmon Business reported in May 2020:

The Salmafia are being investigated on both sides of the Atlantic. The Guardian reported in February 2019:

BBC News reported in February 2019:

Undercurrent News reported in February 2019:

Intrafish reported in February 2019:

"The jig is up on Norway's rigged game of Salmonopoly," said Don Staniford, Director of Scottish Salmon Watch. "Scottish salmon is controlled by a cabal of foreign-owned companies who it seems have been acting like a cartel. Salmon farming is a crime against nature and farmed salmon must be avoided like the plague."

Follow the Salmoney and it leads you to the Salmafia and the Salmonsters who have a shameless Salmonopoly – read more via 'Scottish Salmon':

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