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Daily recap, April 16: Atlantic Sapphire changes RAS contractors; COSI plans $20m price-fixing deal

Undercurrent editors roundup the key seafood news stories from the previous day

By Undercurrent News | April 19, 2021 07:12 BST
CEO Johan Andreassen and CFO Karl Oystein Oyehaug on the property in Homestead, Florida, where Atlantic Sapphire hopes to expand on its existing salmon RAS facility. Image from a presentation given April 15.
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Friday, April 16:

US companies to replace Billund in leading Atlantic Sapphire RAS expansion

Atlantic Sapphire, the world's biggest Atlantic salmon recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) producer, will no longer be relying on Billund Aquaculture, one of the world's largest and oldest developers of RAS technology, to lead the development of its giant operation in Homestead, Florida. Read the story in full here [...]

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