Demand for Tilapia increases internationally

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• Aden 10 years ago

  This GMO food, BS

  This GMO food, BS

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• pk 10 years ago

  Well done. For the classroom block, please do not forget toilet facilities.

  Well done. For the classroom block, please do not forget toilet facilities.

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• princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

  Little Johnny and his grandfather have gone Tilapia fishing. After a while grandpa gets thirsty and opens up his cooler for some beer. Little Johnny asks, "Grandpa can I have some beer too?"
  "Can you stick your penis in your ...
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  Little Johnny and his grandfather have gone Tilapia fishing. After a while grandpa gets thirsty and opens up his cooler for some beer. Little Johnny asks, "Grandpa can I have some beer too?"
  "Can you stick your penis in your ass hole?" grandpa asked back.
  "No"
  "Well, than your not big enough"
  Grandpa then takes out a cigarette and lights up. Little Johnny sees this and asks for a cigarette.
  "Can you stick your penis in your ass hole?" grandpa asked again.
  "No"
  "Well, than your not big enough"
  Little Johnny gets upset and pulls out some Kenkey. His grandfather says, "Hey, those Kenkey look good, can I have some?"
  Little Johnny asks, "Can you stick your penis in your ass hole?"
  Grandpa looks at Johnny and senses his trick so he says, "Well of course I can, I'm big enough."
  Little Johnny then says, "Well, then go fuck yourself, these are my kenkey"

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• Semankoka 10 years ago

  IF IT IS PROFITABLE AND DEMAND INTERNATIONALLY HAS INCREASED,THE COMPANY SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT AND GO FOR LOAN FROM THE BANKS.

  IF IT IS PROFITABLE AND DEMAND INTERNATIONALLY HAS INCREASED,THE COMPANY SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT AND GO FOR LOAN FROM THE BANKS.

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• CAMH 10 years ago

  Who told this man Tilapia is in demand internationally. Dig your facts. Most westerners, I mean real Caucasians dont eat it. It's those Asians, Aricans and carribeans who eat it. Caucasions eat wild or pacific salmon. It's th ...
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  Who told this man Tilapia is in demand internationally. Dig your facts. Most westerners, I mean real Caucasians dont eat it. It's those Asians, Aricans and carribeans who eat it. Caucasions eat wild or pacific salmon. It's that why you people dont want to give individuals the license to import it into the country. Tiliapia fish is one of the cheapest fish abroad but one of the most expensive in Ghana, wheaaaa.

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• Lukas 10 years ago

  That is not entirely correct. I am a 'real caucasian' from The Netherlands (W-Europe) and I eat a lot of Tilapia because it is cheap and tastes good. Salmon tastes better (most times) but is also much more expensive.
  
  In an ...
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  That is not entirely correct. I am a 'real caucasian' from The Netherlands (W-Europe) and I eat a lot of Tilapia because it is cheap and tastes good. Salmon tastes better (most times) but is also much more expensive.
  
  In any case I can confirm that Tilapia is widely eaten by westerners.

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• OSEI TUTU 10 years ago

  Thanks Lukas.The notion that Caucasians do not eat tilapia is wrong. Otherwise Restaurant Chains in the US would not have it on the menu. BTW they serve fillets of tilapia, not whole fish.

  Thanks Lukas.The notion that Caucasians do not eat tilapia is wrong. Otherwise Restaurant Chains in the US would not have it on the menu. BTW they serve fillets of tilapia, not whole fish.

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• maame 10 years ago

  Too known. Somebody is trying to do something good and beneficial. Let's give him kudos

  Too known. Somebody is trying to do something good and beneficial. Let's give him kudos

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• Stick house 10 years ago

  If fish farming is so lucrative why has 80% of small farms collapsed in the last 6 months? Imported tilapia is HALF the price of locally produced tilapia. I pray that this gentleman does his homework before becoming disappoin ...
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  If fish farming is so lucrative why has 80% of small farms collapsed in the last 6 months? Imported tilapia is HALF the price of locally produced tilapia. I pray that this gentleman does his homework before becoming disappointed.

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