RAS issues opening door for other land-based aquaculture models

Problems recorded at recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facilities and a sudden drop in investor interest in RAS projects are opening an opportunity for alternative land-based systems, such as the proprietary system employed by SunCoast Tilapia, according to the start-up’s CEO, Michael Mogollon.

Problems recorded at recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facilities and a sudden drop in investor interest in RAS projects are opening an opportunity for alternative land-based systems, such as the proprietary system employed by SunCoast Tilapia, according to the start-up’s CEO, Michael Mogollon ... 

Photo courtesy of SunCoast Tilapia


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