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Are antibiotics or chemicals used to raise closed containment salmon?

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Are antibiotics or chemicals used to raise closed containment salmon?

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Some of the same reasons that fish raised in closed containment pose less risk to wild fish also help protect the farmed fish from disease. Having a physical barrier between the farmed and wild environments eliminates the transfer of disease or sea lice into the farm. Also, the “Best Choice” closed containment salmon farm uses water from a pathogen-free source. Protection from disease entering the farm means fish do not need to be treated with the chemicals and antibiotics that net pen farms use.

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