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BARRAMUNDI BLUE AT CARDWELL TO BE SOLD

Geoff Orpin and Cynthia Taylor are selling the award-winning Barramundi Blue facility to allow them to concentrate on a range of new international projects, and a new farm at Lucinda. They completed a partnership project last month on developing the first recirculative aquaculture operation in Jeju, South Korea. Another farm, in Vietnam, is being built, and there are plans for farms in Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos and the Philippines. The developments use technology pioneered in Hinchinbrook Shire and various fish species are being or will be produced, depending on the location. Mr Orpin notes that several countries have embraced the technology developed at Barramundi Blue, but the Australian Government has not shown the same enthusiasm for change. For more information on the Barramundi Blue property, contact Felix Reitano Real Estate or check out www.reitano.com.au.

Source: Herbert River Express (17/1/2008); North Queensland Register (24/1/2008).

Author:	RupertofOZ [ Feb 4th, '08, 17:15 ]
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Barramundi Blue is For Sale !!! .... Quote: BARRAMUNDI BLUE AT CARDWELL TO BE SOLD Geoff Orpin and Cynthia Taylor are selling the award-winning Barramundi Blue facility to allow them to concentrate on a range of new international projects, and a new farm at Lucinda. They completed a partnership project last month on developing the first recirculative aquaculture operation in Jeju, South Korea. Another farm, in Vietnam, is being built, and there are plans for farms in Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos and the Philippines. The developments use technology pioneered in Hinchinbrook Shire and various fish species are being or will be produced, depending on the location. Mr Orpin notes that several countries have embraced the technology developed at Barramundi Blue, but the Australian Government has not shown the same enthusiasm for change. For more information on the Barramundi Blue property, contact Felix Reitano Real Estate or check out www.reitano.com.au. Source: Herbert River Express (17/1/2008); North Queensland Register (24/1/2008).

Author:	Amacafish [ Feb 4th, '08, 17:21 ]
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Any way most of all the fish farms are built in Asia nowadays. To much problems in Europe (labor and environnement protection systems), it is the same for the US because they have a huge importation business. Australia seems a bit restrictive aswell, but keep doing hatcheries because they don't do well in Asia. I think that we'll all be eating Asian fish in the years coming. Was going to ask them for a job, too bad!

Author:	savage_goldfish [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:26 ]
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Sigh, I wish. Anyone got the winning lotto numbers?

Author:	gnash06 [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:28 ]
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Go ya halves when I win this weekend

Author:	RupertofOZ [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:29 ]
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Get back in ya hole gold digger

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Author:	gnash06 [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:32 ]
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FINE actually that link won't work for me (?) how much $ are wanted Rupe

Author:	Jaymie [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:36 ]
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http://www.reitano.com.au/ they haven't updated their website since last week, I can't find the property on it yet

Author:	savage_goldfish [ Feb 4th, '08, 18:41 ]
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gnash06 wrote: Go ya halves when I win this weekend Thanks gnash06, I'll hold you to that.

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