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India’s Waterbase eyes promising shrimp season to come, on improved prices

The feed, hatchery and shrimp processing firm also said it plans to expand its new hatchery business's capacity, after 'overwhelming' response

By Neil Ramsden | Feb. 7, 2020 09:56 GMT
Credit: The Waterbase
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Indian shrimp feed, processing, and now hatchery company The Waterbase believes the upcoming growout and harvest season should be an improvement on 2019, with demand and farmgate prices increasing [...]

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