Stolt Sea Farm starts construction of new Portuguese facility

SSF Tocha groundbreaking Oct 2024

Tocha project is the latest step in the land-based aquaculture company’s ongoing expansion programme

Land-based aquaculture company Stolt Sea Farm (SSF) has broken ground on the construction of RAS II, its new recirculation facility in Tocha, Portugal, for the production of sole.

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