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New Canadian aquaculture firm taps into tilapia market

Sand Plains Aquaculture is a newly formed company with a 150 acre farm, and shipped its first batch of fish in February

By Undercurrent News | April 30, 2013 17:18 BST
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An Ontario aquaculture company plans to ship about 450 metric tons per year of live fish from its farm fields in Harrietsville, near Putnam, to the Toronto market, reports London Free Press [...]

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