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Corpesca to expand Brazilian subsidiary production, eyes fish farming

Chile's largest fishing company Corpesca is looking to expand production at is Brazilian soy feed subsidiary, while it eyes to enter the fish farming business

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 27, 2015 10:26 GMT
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Chile's largest fishing company Corpesca is looking to expand production at is Brazilian soy feed subsidiary, while it considers entering the fish farming business, reports Economia y Negocios [...]

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