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Malaysian finfish exporter GST Group expanding into domestic feed sales

Group's expansion comes even as it looks to further increase fish exports to the United States and Europe

By Matt Whittaker | May 6, 2015 17:25 BST
Malaysian finfish exporter GST Group expanding into domestic feed sales
Workers fillet barramundi at GST Group's processing facility in Simpang Ampat, Malaysia. Matt Whittaker/Undercurrent News
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SIMPANG AMPAT, Malaysia — Malaysian seafood producer and processor GST Group is expanding its feed operations to supply the domestic market even as it looks to further increase fish exports to the United States and Europe [...]

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