It will be extinct in a couple years.

people can simply eat less salmon.

but the farmed salmon are actually killing the wild, so that is a major issue. They pen them at the mouths of rivers and they contaminate wild strains in a variety of ways.

80 percent of the world's salmon supply comes from farms in Chile and Norway.

Alaska provides the vast majority of wild Atlantic salmon and through state legislation have assured sustainability for the most part.

Chile's industry came close to collapse due to some form of anemia. Massive doses of antibiotics needed to keep overcrowded fish alive. Pens are destructive to environmentally sensitive areas. When farmed fish escape captivity, they can push out native stocks from spawning beds spreading disease, the waste destructive to habitat.

I think fish hatcheries are a different story. They help restore native runs.

that aside from the farm salmon the whole lot are banned in the UK - there may be exceptions fpr UK farms.

The US will of course expect the EU to change some of its laws with respect to foods and the discussed US/EU trade agreenent. The US can also expect to be told to fuck off.

Its not all one way.

Yum - my wife Morag was Scottish needless to say.

I miss that stuff. Its tase was unique. Indescribable.

That and pickled onion monster munch is the breakfast of champions

... and the milchschnittes.

public health. That the bidness of 'Murika is bidness is unmistakably demonstrated daily by practically every act of the Congress and the Supreme Court.

In Mpls.

They think that Muslims and Jews can't eat guinea pig!!!

As for salmon, the kind served in sushi restaurants here most likely are shipped from Japan. (I supposed they could be radio active, but I rather doubt it.)

and seems really expensive.

In fact, this is an industry the government is trying to promote. According to Wikipedia, New Zealand produces almost half of the world's supply of farmed King Salmon. Possibly some specific techniques or drugs are banned, but not the salmon itself.

Own stuff ok but not imports.

Please stop bringing his crap here.

Looks like I'll have to wait till I visit the US to try it