Why Japanese behemoth Mitsubishi chose Maruha Nichiro for its first land-based salmon venture

A Mitsubishi executive gave IntraFish the lowdown on the aquaculture joint venture planned to serve the burgeoning Japanese salmon market.

Should further production be planned, it would readily find a home in the Japanese market, where the annual demand for Atlantic salmon is around 60,000 metric tons and growing. — Should further production be planned, it would readily find a home in the Japanese market, where the annual demand for Atlantic salmon is around 60,000 metric tons and growing.Photo: Shutterstock

Rachel Mutter

Published 6 July 2022, 07:32Updated 11 July 2022, 16:43