Sarawak tilapia back on Singapore shelves again


KUCHING: Tilapia from Sarawak will be back on the Singapore shelves next month with the resumption of exports by a local company after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Borneo Eco Fish Sdn Bhd managing director Thomas Hii said 10 tonnes of the fish were scheduled to be shipped to Singapore's Sheng Siong Supermarket on July 31.

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