Aquaculture potential highlighted
The aquaculture industry in northern Australian is about to hit its straps.
A recently released report forecasts a five-fold increase in production to more than $1.34 billion within the next decade.
That's in proportion to the current volume of fish, prawns and other seafood products.
The report has been written by the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA), which found the growth would account for 2340 direct new jobs.
The research, led by James Cook University, comes with the twin caveats of overcoming challenges and capitalising on identified opportunities.
It has for the first time. . .
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