The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has established multiple restriction zones after detecting infectious salmon anemia (ISA).
The new restriction zones establish controls on animals raised via aquaculture in the Bø, Øksnes, Hadsel, and Sortland municipalities of Nordland, Norway. The regulations are designed to limit the spread of ISA and applies to aquaculture operations in the area and “others who carry out activities that may lead to the spread of infection,” the authority said.
According to multiple announcements from the food safety authority, ISA was ...
