How many tonnes of fish will the RAS 2020 project yield annually?

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The Malaysia Recirculated Aquaculture System (RAS) 2020 project is projected to yield 10,000 tonnes of fish annually.

The Bio Desaru vicinity in Kota Tinggi is set to host six new projects next year, attracting a total investment of RM792 million from both domestic and international investors. These initiatives are part of the state government's broader strategy to establish Johor as the "Food Basket of Malaysia."
Fish Farming Project Details
Among the planned developments is a fish farming project utilising the Malaysia Recirculated Aquaculture System (RAS) 2020. This specific project is estimated to produce 10,000 tonnes of fish per year.
Investment and Project Scope
The overall investment in Bio Desaru is substantial, with RM792 million allocated for the six new projects commencing next year. These include the development of a Bio Desaru collection, processing, packaging, and distribution centre (Bio Desaru CPPDC) with a projected monthly output of 10,000 products.
Broader Agricultural Development in Bio Desaru
Beyond fish farming, the Bio Desaru food valley aims to enhance the food production chain through biotechnology and commercial agriculture, while prioritizing biosecurity and environmental preservation. The area has already seen significant development, with 29 projects completed, under development, or yet to commence, representing a total investment of RM1.138 billion through collaborations between Bio Desaru Sdn Bhd and 23 investor companies.

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