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Construction begins in earnest on Australia’s Seafarms’ Project Sea Dragon

Work has begun on Seafarms' grow-out facility at Legune Station, where the firm hopes to produce 6,000t of black tiger shrimp within the first full 12 months of operations

By Undercurrent News | July 16, 2021 10:18 BST
One of three Seafarm shrimp farms in Queensland, Australia. Source: Seafarms Group
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Australian shrimp farmer Seafarms Group has begun construction work at what will be the huge grow-out facility at the heart of its planned 150,000 metric ton black tiger shrimp venture, Project Sea Dragon, it announced in an update.  [...]

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