Cedar Seal Agro Limited, a Ghanaian company involved in agribusiness, said it wants an investor to bring cash – as well as know-how – to a project designed to meet fast-growing local demand for seafood.
The company said it is looking to China for USD 10 million (EUR 9.6 million) in funding for a catfish and tilapia farm and processing hub.
Company spokesman Joe Odoi told SeafoodSource that the company has secured access to ten kilometers of the Oti River for aquaculture, as well as 20,000 acres of land for farming catfish and tilapia. The company, he said, “has secured a concession in Ghana CARES Economic Enclave Project under the Government’s transformational agenda in accelerating economic development while transforming lives through agriculture.”
The company said plans to ...
