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Aquachile CEO ‘annoyed’ at lack of consolidation

Alfonso Marquez de la Plata told fund managers invited by Cermaq in Chile that expectations for 2013 had been excessively optimistic, and a new wave of consolidation will shake the industry sooner than later

By Victor Jimenez | Dec. 3, 2013 16:34 GMT
Aquachile CEO 'annoyed' at lack of consolidation
Alfonso Marquez, managing director at Aquachile, forecast three to five years of flat growth for the salmon farming industry in Chile
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