Isle fish farm ready to expand
Big Island aquaculture firm Kona Blue Water Farms said it has raised necessary funds to begin a planned expansion to Mexico that will help reduce costs of delivering fish to the Mainland, its biggest market. HonoluluAdvertiser.com welcomes comments from readers.
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