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Strained mussels: Causes of the first US offshore farm’s demise are up for debate

Those involved in the Catalina Sea Ranch project cite over-regulation, a lack of capital and strategy disagreements for the bankruptcy of the US’ first federally permitted aquaculture farm

By Jason Smith | May 4, 2020 19:55 BST
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Credit: Catalina Sea Ranch Facebook page
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