Nueva Pescanova has dropped plans for a €65m octopus farm in Gran Canaria after a five-year dispute over environmental regulation. Campaigners say the decision may slow the development of a new form of aquaculture, as Washington and California have already banned octopus farming and bills are moving in Spain, Mexico and Chile.

España abandona el proyecto de la primera granja de pulpos

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Nueva Pescanova canceló su proyecto de €65 millones para criar pulpos en Gran Canaria tras cinco años de disputa regulatoria y ambiental. La decisión llega mientras Washington y California ya han prohibido estas granjas, y España, México y Chile estudian iniciativas similares.

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