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Australia’s Seafarms making progress on shrimp stock center

The company said in a statement that all site works have been completed at the 'founder stock center', which is expected to be formally commissioned by the end of this year

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 15, 2019 18:03 BST
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Seafarms black tiger shrimp. Credit: Seafarms
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Australian shrimp farmer Seafarms Group, which is developing a major land-based farm, Project Sea Dragon (PSD), in the country's Northern Territory, is making progress on the construction of its "Founder Stock Center", a key step in developing strong genetic lines for its shrimp [...]

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