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China’s Evergreen reaffirms giant Saudi shrimp development still on

China's Evergreen is still pressing ahead with its mega-project – previously reported to be worth up to $300m -- albeit at a slow pace, the firm told Undercurrent News

By Louis Harkell | Dec. 1, 2020 09:44 GMT
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military.
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military. Credit: Guangdong Evergreen Group
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