GEORGE TOWN, Malaysia — Potential aquaculture growth to meet an anticipated shortfall in global seafood supply will be dominated by small- to medium-sized businesses, presenting a large investing opportunity, according the head of WorldFish.
“There’s a huge business opportunity,” Stephen Hall, director general of the global research organizaion, told Undercurrent News during a visit to the organization’s headquarters in this costal city.
The World Bank estimates that by 2030, aquaculture will produce 62% of food fish as seafood farming “will continue to fill the growing supply-demand gap in the face of rapidly expanding global fish demand and relatively stable capture fisheries”…
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