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Mowi eyes €22m investment in new Irish farms

Mowi Ireland has performed ahead of budget this year, and the firm hopes this can help it to win more farming licenses

By Undercurrent News | July 21, 2020 09:23 BST
Credit: Mowi Ireland
Credit: Mowi Ireland
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Salmon farming firm Mowi has said it could invest €22 million ($25.2m) in up to four new farms in Ireland, reports The Independent. [...]

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