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Ventisqueros recovered 12 percent of salmon escaped from its culture center in Chiloé

The Environmental Regulation of Aquaculture indicates that the company must recover at least 10%, otherwise it is presumed environmental damage

(CHILE, 2/4/2019)

The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service (SERNAPESCA) reported that a total of 28,660 salmon escaped from the Tubildad farming center, located in the commune of Quemchi (Chiloé) and belonging to Ventisqueros S.A., on December 26 last year.

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