Titlebook: Salmon; Economics and Market Susan Shaw,James F. Muir Book 1987 Susan Shaw and James F. Muir 1987 aquaculture.development.distribution.fish

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Salmon Markets and the Demand for Salmon,ness. The level of profitability at all stages is affected by the interactions of demand and supply and the level of demand will determine the extent to which it is worthwhile to increase supplies through farming and enhancement. Patterns of demand define those product forms and markets which it is

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The Management of the Wild Resource,ection provided by 200-mile zones and partly because of changing environmental conditions. In the Atlantic, catches are currently considerably below earlier levels. However in spite of this diversity of experience, the same management issues affect all salmon fisheries and are inherent in the management of salmon as a renewable natural resource.

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Distribution Channels and the Marketing of Salmon,r the fish leave the processor. The sections below describe and explain the structure of distribution channels and consider how producers and processors can market their products through the channel, including a discussion of new product development issues.

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Salmon Enhancement and Ranching,ry as that for the wild stocks. Salmon ranching by comparison has been described by Thorpe as ‘a(chǎn)n aquaculture system in which juvenile fish are released to grow, unprotected, on natural foods in marine waters, from which they are harvested at marketable size’.(1)

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bility of supplies. Chapters 6 and 7 investigate processing. marketing and distribution and Chapter 8 discusses the workings of salmon markets and the main factors affecting the demand for salmon. Finally. chapter 9 summarises the main findings of the study and considers the issues likely to define

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