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AquaGen sees tilapia genetics promise as Brazil works continue

AquaGen CEO Odd Magne Rodseth said the reduction in costs for professional breeding tools is making it viable to introduce genetic selection tools to the tilapia industry

By Matt Craze | Dec. 3, 2018 10:00 GMT
Odd Magne Rodseth, director of aquaculture for EW Group, and Tor Vikenes, CEO of Norway Fresh
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