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Companies caught up in a salmon disease outbreak have been offered a £1.5m support package.
The money will help small firms in Shetland where three cases of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) have been discovered this year.
About £500,000 of the Scottish Government money will go to a firm whose healthy trout stock was hit by movement restrictions.
The rest will be available to small companies which rely on the industry.
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