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Cooke plans $46m investment in Canadian hatchery

The plan, first floated in 2012, is expected to produce three million fish per year and supply Cooke's 13 fish farm sites in Nova Scotia

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 14, 2021 09:54 GMT
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Canada's Cooke Aquaculture plans to spend CAD 58.6 million ($46m) building a salmon hatchery on Digby Neck, Nova Scotia over the next five years, reports CBC. [...]

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