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Colombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka
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Round Island by Oceanpick is Sri Lanka's first offshore oceanic farm focused on environmentally responsible aquaculture. The company aims to reduce the pressure on diminishing wild fisheries by providing a sustainable alternative to wild-caught fish. Their flagship product is barramundi, also known as Asian sea bass or modha. The farm utilizes sustainable aquaculture practices to ensure minimal environmental impact, including sourcing fish feed from international suppliers with fair trade and environmental certifications. This ensures that their operations remain in harmony with the surrounding environment while producing high-quality, sustainable seafood. Round Island by Oceanpick offers an eco-friendly solution to meet the growing demand for fish and help preserve the health of global marine ecosystems. By focusing on sustainable practices, they contribute to the future of aquaculture and the responsible sourcing of seafood in Sri Lanka.
Upali Wijewardene
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Operating since 2012
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