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        <description>In 2025, Animal Equality investigators visited three Scottish salmon farms that at the time of filming were supplying Marks &amp; Spencer and Sainsbury’s. What we uncovered was devastating. Fish were found suffering from flesh-eating sea lice, open wounds, severe facial deformities, and even blindness. No animal should be left to endure this. In response, Animal Equality instructed the law firm Advocates for Animals to submit a formal complaint based on the evidence gathered across these farms. This industry is in crisis - and it’s the animals who pay the price. Thank you to Dan Vevers at the Mail on Sunday Scotland for covering this important issue. Add your voice today. Call for a halt on Scottish salmon farming industry. ✍️ Sign the petition: https://ae.onl/ClG0AE</description>
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