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NZ blue mussel firm wins funding for protein production plant

New company CFARMX has been granted NZD 772,000 from the Provincial Growth Fund to set up a processing plant in Marlborough, with the location yet to be decided

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 17, 2018 09:26 BST
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New Zealand firm CFARMX has been granted NZD 772,000 from country's Provincial Growth Fund to set up a processing plant in Marlborough, with a view to turning blue mussels into valuable protein products, reports Stuff [...]

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