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New $27m aquaculture feed plant to be built in southern Russia

Russia's AO Rybnye Korma will invest RUB 2.5bn to build the plant, which will employ some 200 workers eventually, said Astrakhan's regional government

By Sergei Blagov | May 16, 2024 10:36 BST
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The southern Russian region of Astrakhan is to see a new aquaculture feed production facility built for an investment of RUB 2.5 billion ($27 million). [...]

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