Yoav Dagan, vice president of Israeli recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) supplier AquaMaof, has a strong stance on what he believes will be the future of fish farming. According to him, the big money is to be made on land.
The company, which Dogan owns together with his brother, reported sales close to $200 million (€166 million) in 2017 -- a massive jump from the $20 million (€16.6 million) it started out with at its very early beginnings.
“We’re growing 400 percent in turnover every year," Dagan told IntraFish during a recent tour through AquaMaof's operations in Israel.
