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Do eFishery’s downfall and Trump’s tariffs herald tough times for aquaculture investors?

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Global economic uncertainty, combined with the downfall of eFishery, have created a particularly challenging time for investment into aquaculture, reinforcing the view that patient capital is required.  Source link

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