THE troubled Seaflower Pelagic Processing (SPP) horse mackerel fishing company at Walvis Bay is inviting rights holders to a partnership in a joint venture agreement for the catching, processing and marketing of their annual quota allocation.
The company has published an advertisement enticing rights holders with equipment such as pelagic RSW trawlers, as well as 14 000 square metres under-roof production units, consisting of a cannery, a fishmeal plant, and a processing and freezing plant.
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