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Millinocket Salmon Farm Project Paused Due to Tariffs ‘Rollercoaster’

CEO Marianne Naess said the company can’t predict costs as changing trade policies affect materials and equipment from Canada and Europe.

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Construction was set to begin next spring on the $300 million, land-based recirculating aquaculture system.

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Millinocket salmon farm project paused due to tariffs ‘rollercoaster’

Construction was set to begin next spring on the $300 million, land-based recirculating aquaculture system.

·Maine, United States
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Tariffs blamed for halt of US land-based salmon farm project

'It is much better to put a break on it right now and then wait until the situation is more favorable' -- Marianne Naess, Great Northern SalmonThe

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Undercurrent News broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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