<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=05YYpb_1Ek3XDKQ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=05YYpb_1Ek3XDKQ00" width="1200" height="600" >MILLINOCKET, Maine (WABI) - Great Northern Salmon has paused plans for its $300 million land-based facility.CEO Marianne Naess says volatile and unpredictable tariffs are to blame. Nearly half of the project’s costs are subject to tariffs because most of the facility’s equipment must be imported from Europe. On top of that, the company expects higher operating costs since fish feed would come from Canada.The facility was originally scheduled to begin producing salmon next year. The company says it still believes in the U.S. salmon industry and will reassess the project once the tariff situation becomes more predictable.</div></body>

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MILLINOCKET, Maine (WABI) - Great Northern Salmon has paused plans for its $300 million land-based facility. CEO Marianne Naess says volatile and unpredictable tariffs are to blame. Nearly half of the project’s costs are subject to tariffs because most of the facility’s equipment must be imported from Europe.

Plans for Millinocket salmon farm halted due to tariffs

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MILLINOCKET, Maine (WABI) - Great Northern Salmon has paused plans for its $300 million land-based facility. CEO Marianne Naess says volatile and unpredict

Plans for Millinocket salmon farm halted due to tariffs

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