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New fish farming area in Malta could stock up to 6,000t of tuna

The new zone 4.6km away from Qala -- and 5.7km from Mellieha -- has been identified to host two new pens, and expand production to up to 6,000t

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 20, 2022 11:05 GMT
A tuna ranch near Freeport, Malta. Credit: sam357/Shutterstock.com
A tuna ranch in Malta
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