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Haid trims growth outlook as China’s aquaculture slumps in September

Haid said in an announcement on Sept. 27 that it was revising its original target of increasing sales by at least 3m metric tons this year

By Lewis Hu | Oct. 3, 2023 09:42 BST
Guangdong Haid Group in Guangzhou. Credit: Haid Group website
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China's largest aquafeed producer, Haid Group, has lowered its sales growth target for 2023 after animal feed and aquafeed sales fell in September compared to last year [...]

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