Thanks to Willem for sending in and the words - After reading this would welcome SARNISSA members views or any comments on this report ...... ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Aqua-Spark &lt;willem(a)aqua-spark.nl&gt; Date: Tue, 7 Sept 2021 at 08:14 Subject: Out Now: Free 92-Page Aqua-Insights Report Introducing You to Tilapia in Sub-Saharan Africa To: &lt;williamleschen(a)gmail.com&gt; <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=2227ed32da&e=4a4a245921> <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=7fef1796bb&e=4a4a245921> Download Now <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=62c013c6cd&e=4a4a245921> We’re very excited to present the first edition of Aqua-Spark’s Aqua Insights Report Series: “An Introduction to Tilapia in Sub-Saharan Africa <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=eb46e1fc0d&e=4a4a245921> .” With the Aqua Insights <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=ce028af51b&e=4a4a245921> Report Series, we aim to provide investors and others alike with an introduction to different segments and geographies of the aquaculture industry. Our aim is to give you enough insight to convince you that sustainable aquaculture should become an even bigger part of the solution to the protein challenge that we’re confronted with, and impel you to support and engage in efforts to ensure sustainable aquaculture’s success. We believe that reliably meeting the world’s growing demand for protein while simultaneously sustaining our environment will require a radical transformation of global aquaculture, which needs to be a large-scale collaborative effort between diverse stakeholders and investors committed to supporting innovation and long-term growth. With the Aqua Insights Report Series, we wish to ignite discussions and create this momentum. We hope that after reading these reports you’re—even more—excited about joining us in our bid to invest in the future of sustainable aquaculture. This first report <https://aqua-spark.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5eb256f9a9def92894b295b9&id=f3d90ab483&e=4a4a245921>addresses why and how farmed tilapia can and should play an important role in solving sub-Saharan Africa’s challenge to produce sufficient food for its growing population. We provide you with an overview of the current geography of tilapia production, the producers involved, and the various segments of the supply chain (including feed and feed ingredients, genetics and hatcheries, health, aquatech, and marketing and distribution), as well as insights into the challenges that the sector is confronted with, and an overview of the investment opportunities and the existing investment landscape. After reading this report, you’ll have a good overview of the status of the sector and understand what’s needed to take tilapia in sub-Saharan Africa to the next level. 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