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Skretting hopes to capitalize on Egypt tilapia boon with new feed products

Egypt’s aquaculture industry is now the sixth largest in the world, producing about 1.4 million metric tons annually, more than the salmonid farms of Norway or Chile

By Undercurrent News | March 25, 2019 14:00 GMT
Young tilapia. Credit: Skretting
Young tilapia. Credit: Skretting
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The Egyptian tilapia industry has been taking off like a rocket over the last few years, and the Egyptian division of Netherland-based giant Skretting hopes to enjoy and further the ride with two of its new feed products.   [...]

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