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Evergreen: China farming pangasius with eye on domestic market

Guangdong Evergreen Group is processing about 7,000 metric tons of Chinese-farmed pangasius annually, but it has its eyes on the domestic market

By Louis Harkell | Nov. 2, 2018 09:49 GMT
Frank Chen, vice president of Guangdong Evergreen Group, (in blue shirt), and left of Chen, Ran Chunli, general manager of aquaculture, at the firm's head office in Zhanjiang, China. Credit: Undercurrent News
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ZHANJIANG, China -- Aquaculture and feed giant Guangdong Evergreen Group is processing about 7,000 metric tons of Chinese-farmed pangasius annually, the whitefish considered a rival to the country's tilapia farmers.  [...]

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