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LISTEN: Salmon Tasmania says industry may use antibiotics in Okehampton Bay and Storm Bay

Key points

  • Salmon Tasmania may use antibiotics to treat a bacterial outbreak in fish at leases in Storm Bay and Okehampton Bay. The industry faces a challenging summer due to warmer-than-average temperatures.
  • Chief executive John Whittington discussed the potential use of oxytetracycline and the impact of El Niño on fish farming.
  • The company operates in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and other Tasmanian waters.
LISTEN: Salmon Tasmania says industry may use antibiotics in Okehampton Bay and Storm Bay
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