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Israel Invests $6.5 Million in Bluefin Tuna Domestication Project
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First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture is investing $6.5 million in a project to domesticate bluefin tuna in Eilat, aiming to establish a commercial tuna farming industry within ten years by producing fingerlings locally.
- 01Israel invests $6.5 million in a national tuna domestication project.
- 02The project aims to create a commercial tuna farming industry.
- 03Eilat will host breeding tanks and fingerling production facilities.
- 04The goal is to ensure a stable supply of high-quality tuna fingerlings.
- 05Bluefin tuna was chosen for its high economic value and rapid growth.
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