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China’s Evergreen inks deal to build huge ‘fisheries park’ in Saudi Arabia

Guangdong Evergreen signed a contract for the project during the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing, as the firm looks to build on from a similar $90m project completed in Egypt

By Louis Harkell | April 29, 2019 10:52 BST
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military.
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military. Credit: Guangdong Evergreen Group
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Guangdong Evergreen Group, one of China's largest aquatic feed and aquaculture firms, has signed a contract to build a vertically integrated "fisheries park" in Saudi Arabia, as the firm looks to expand its footprint in the Middle East [...]

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