Sixty South builds new 'sustainable salmon hatchery' in Tierra del Fuego
The hatchery will be strategically located far from the other salmon farms to ensure the use of Antarctic clean water.
(CHILE, 3/15/2019)
Atlantic salmon producing firm Sixty South is building a new sustainable hatchery farm 45 kilometres north of Porvenir, Tierra del Fuego.
According to the firm producing high-quality, ASC-certified salmon in Antarctic waters without any antibiotics, this 4-stage facility will enable it to produce 12 million smolts of 120 grams per year, or 3 million every quarter.
“What's unique is the facilities being all indoors to ensure greatest control over the entire production process,” reads the firm’s statement.
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