November 13, 2015

Seafood companies take top prizes at Fish 2.0 competition

Sean Murphy, SeafoodSource online editor

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Kampachi Farms Mexico took the top honors demonstrating the strongest market potential. The company grows sashimi-grade fish in open-ocean aquaculture pens.

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