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Korea looks to bolster domestic salmon farming

Salmon, which was recently farmed for the first time in South Korea, is gaining popularity in its local market

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 18, 2015 09:05 GMT
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Salmon, which was recently farmed for the first time in South Korea, is gaining popularity in its local market, reports The Korea Bizwire.  [...]

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