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Is Keta salmon the same as pink salmon?

Asked: Carla Foster, Last Updated:

That's because oncorhynchus keta is better known by it's common name as Chum Salmon. When shopping for salmon please do look for Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, or Pink. The answer is yes!

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