Another new CEO, 'severe' disease issues and stomach-churning costs: It's been a turbulent year for the Nissui-backed company behind the world's largest shrimp farm

Project Sea Dragon is on hold. But a new review might chart a fresh course.

Seafarms announced it successfully produced the fourth generation of black tiger shrimp that continue to test negative to specific pathogens. — Seafarms announced it successfully produced the fourth generation of black tiger shrimp that continue to test negative to specific pathogens.Photo: Project Sea Dragon

Rachel Mutter

Published 29 November 2022, 08:30Updated 30 November 2022, 08:49

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