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World’s largest live fish carrier launched in Turkey, to be used by Huon

The Ronja Storm -- 116 meters long and 23 meters wide -- will soon be put to use by the Huon Aquaculture Group in Australia 

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 10, 2019 15:39 GMT
The Ronja Storm, soon to be put to use by Huon in Tasmania, Australia.
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The Ronja Storm, a 116 meter (381 feet) long, 23 meter (75 feet) wide wellboat, the world’s largest, has been launched at the Cemre shipyard, in Turkey, the shipyard reports on its Facebook page [...]

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