Reply With QuoteNot sure what the result of the investigation into the environmental impacts reportedly caused by Tassal. My guess is nothing though.
Tassal and the Tasmanian salmon farming industry - ACCR.
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I love fresh fish. Caught by me is the best of course.
The Canadians and others having a feeding frenzy on Tassal (tassie Salmon ) was in the paper today. Link at the bottom
"The latest offer puts a price tag on Tassal exceeding $1 billion. Ten years ago, when corporate sharks (including Cooke) were circling Tassal the offer was more in the order of $280 million." A bit of a growth rate in that
It made me look at other fishy types.
My favorite fish other than Blue Fin is King Fish. A South Aussie Clean Sea Seafood in the Spencer Gulf has a very cool Liquid Nitrogen way of Freezing fish so fast it is almost impossible to pick which is fresh and which was frozen. Worth watching. I love great Aussie Tech.
Tassal (ASX:TGR) Why Australian salmon is such a tasty morsel for international buyers
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SubscriberNot sure what the result of the investigation into the environmental impacts reportedly caused by Tassal. My guess is nothing though.
Tassal and the Tasmanian salmon farming industry - ACCR.
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Hi,
The farms are a bit of a blight on what was pristine sea scapes.
Lots of flotsam washes up from them, boxes,nets, ropes, bottles and other detritus.
They are noisy. Not so much at the nets, but at the factory. Forklifts beeping, stuff being dropped, trucks driving around and fixed pumps, air con etc all combine to make a noise that carries fo many km across a quiet bay.
I'm not as keen on them as I was originally, they are way more industrial than I ever imagined.
Cheers
Wizard
I went for a drive down to Judbury on the weekend and was suprised to find a large hatchery on the side of the dirt road. Everywhere you go there are facilities tucked away and you can see there is a lot of money being spent.Originally Posted by austastar
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Had a quick look at Japan. 180,000 kg of King FishThat is huge compared to South OZ yet I suspect the very innovative cooling method here beats the Japanese fishing industry in several ways.
ForumSage
Free range Yellowtail Kingfish caught that day (with soy and wasabi) is the best sashimi you'll ever eat. Can't comment on farmed.Had a quick look at Japan. 180,000 kg of King Fish
Way better than high grade SBT that I've had many times.
cheers, DL
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My Local Sushi chef agrees. I take soy and wasabi with me and every Bluefin in the boat is tested well prior to getting back to shoreShe does the same in a Portland Charter
Wizard
SupporterWe had fresh blue bone last night, caught only hours before.
Some mixed reef fish caught at the same time tonight
And Spanish mackerel tomorrow night
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SupporterAlso not investment advice, but graphene battery technology seems to be a big breakthrough and looks practical to produce, although the original bit I saw on it said as it is strong, it could even make up structural parts of an electric car, so body panels that are batteries as well.
No Mo’ ’Splosions? Nanotech Energy Unveils Fireproof Graphene Battery (motortrend.com)
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