Australian seafood producer Clean Seas Tuna is claiming between AUD 34.5 million (€23.2 million/$25.7 million) to AUD 39.1 million (€26.3 million/$29.1 million) in damages from feed supplier Gibsons, which trades as Skretting Australia.
Clean Seas claims Gibosns' product caused fish deaths and suppressed growth because it was deficient in taurine, reports Sky News.
An independent accountant assessed the claim by the kingfish supplier, which started legal proceedings in June 2015.
Meanwhile, Clean Seas says Gibsons is defending the claims and has denied all liability.
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