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Brazil to further boost its tilapia production

Brazilian tilapia production is expected to grow to 428,000 metric tons this year, a 20% increase, as several local firms expand their output

By Matilde Mereghetti | April 11, 2018 17:37 BST
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BOSTON, Massachusetts, US -- Brazilian tilapia production will grow to 428,000 metric tons this year, a 20% increase over 2017, local harvesters predict [...]

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