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Aquaculture for a thriving future

Features26 Jan 2024by Fish Farmer Magazine Editor

Fishmongers’ Hall in London was the venue for an event focused on low-trophic aquaculture, as Nicki Holmyard reports

The Fishmongers’ Company held a highly successful conference on 30 November, which

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