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Sustainability

Japanese giants launch new land-based salmon project

Mitsubishi and Maruha Nichiro are planning for their 2,500t facility to be operational in 2025

By Neil Ramsden | June 30, 2022 07:53 BST
Conventional at-sea farming by Maruha
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Japanese seafood giants Mitsubishi Corporation and Maruha Nichiro Corporation have announced an agreement to establish a new land-based salmon farming joint venture company, named Atland Corporation [...]

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