ekman said:Australian Aquaculture Co Pty Ltd and director Peter Marchesin were convicted and fined in the Cairns Magistrates Court for failing to prevent erosion and sediment runoff at the company's facility in Speewah, near Cairns.
Source is SMH
Not very knowledgeable on fish but this does sound attractive.
Plan to ramp up production within 5 years from 1,000 tons to 50,000 tons. Immediate short term growth to 3000 tons pa.
Fresh fish farmed close to New York with an estimated population of 100,000 milion people close by. Lower cost frozen barramundi to be farmed in Vietnam.
Not sure how many they can fit in their facility in the US though.
Caliente, I am guessing you must own prior to record date 21st June. Never sure about these things.
Love their logo, is this good reason to buy fish stocks lol
But I do love Barramundi, will the US like as much as we do?
I also love the fact that it comes at a time when sustainable farming is becoming very fashionable.
I wouldn't trust fish 'farmed' in Vietnam.
Consumer Protection (part of DOCEP here in WA) did a study into fish sales, and found some pretty ordinary heavy metal levels in imported frozen fish. Some samples couldn't even be identified as fish!!!
I do not like fish from Vietnam either but but why wouldn't you trust farmed fish from an Australian company with American management, wherever it may be farmed?
Were the samples you tested from similiar companies?
Its more about the environment in which they are farmed.... Pollution in the water ends up finding its way into the flesh.
I didn't do the testing, so I don't know which company's fish was tested.
I cannot imagine they would allow farming in polluted waters and still try to list on ASX.
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