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Sapmer opens new quay, announces coldstore partnership in Seychelles

A new 425-meter quay will allow space for more tuna unloading, while Sapmer also joined in the announcement of a new public-private partnership to launch Central Common Cold Store

By Undercurrent News | July 4, 2018 09:32 BST
Ribbon cutting ceremony with Danny Faure, the president of Seychelles; Charles Bastienne, minister of agriculture and fisheries; Didier Dogley, minister of tourism, civil aviation, ports and marines; and Jacques de Chateauvieux, president of Sapmer
Ribbon cutting ceremony with Danny Faure, the president of Seychelles; Charles Bastienne, minister of agriculture and fisheries; Didier Dogley, minister of tourism, civil aviation, ports and marines; and Jacques de Chateauvieux, president of Sapmer
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Tuna fishing firm and, more recently, retailer Sapmer has inaugurated a new 425-meter fishing quay at Ile du Port, in Port Victoria, Seychelles [...]

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