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Chile sees potential in algae farming on back of quota cuts

Authorities promote pilot projects to encourage Chilean fishermen to develop algae production from aquaculture

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 12, 2014 16:06 GMT
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Chilean artisanal fishermen are working on a pilot project to develop algae production from aquaculture in the Huichas and Meninea islands, located in region of Aysen, Chile [...]

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