ISA suspected at Mowi site after spate of nearby infections

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Editorial Staff

Infectious salmon anemia (ISA) is suspected at a farm operated by Mowi located in Tennøya in Frøya municipality in Trøndelag county.

The suspicion arose from positive PCR samples taken by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority on July 9 during routine monthly inspections.

This area has a history of ISA cases, including recent detections at a nearby SalMar location and Mowi’s Munksjæra site.

To prevent the spread of infection, restrictions have been imposed on Tennøya, including a ban on moving fish without special permission.

The Norwegian Food Safety Authority may order the site to be emptied if necessary. A restriction zone, consisting of a protection zone and a monitoring zone, has been established in Frøya to manage and monitor the disease situation.

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