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‘World’s first integrated lobster aquaculture park’ due to open in 2014

9,300 hectare park in Malaysia to create 12,000 jobs and producing 40 million pounds of hatchery-based tropical shiny lobsters when it reaches maximum capacity in 2029

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 6, 2012 11:56 GMT
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An integrated lobster aquaculture park in Semporna, Malaysia, is set to start commercial production in the next 24 months, The Borneo Post reports [...]

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