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Why is my salmon from China?

Asked: Mikey Bissler, Last Updated:

There's some other Salmon from Russia, but the bulk is from the other markets. More importantly, any salmon that you've seen “from China” is usually due to a company or another that has probably repackaged it for their frozen foods.

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