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Maltese tuna plant eyes R&D, expansion

Local residents and an NGO have claimed Aquaculture Resources is polluting the area with odors, but the plant has welcomed journalists to tour the plant which has been approved to go on operating

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 29, 2022 09:20 GMT
Credt: Aquaculture Resources
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Maltese tuna processing plant Aquaculture Resources, which opened in October, is already eyeing potential R&D projects and expansion, reports the Independent [...]

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