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What is a good price for sockeye salmon?

Asked: Juan Carlos Salima, Last Updated:

As a rough estimate, sockeye salmon might cost somewhere between $15-$30 per pound—or even more for small orders with higher delivery costs. To get all the way down to $15 per pound, you usually need to join some kind of local buying club or make a bulk purchase.

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