Port Fairy's Southern Ocean Mariculture hopes its latest abalone testing will bring health benefits

By Rebecca Riddle
Updated August 26 2018 - 7:04pm, first published 7:00pm
Healthy boost: Port Fairy's Southern Ocean Mariculture boss Mark Gervis is hoping abalone processing waste will soon be transformed into a nutraceutical – a medicinally or nutritionally functional food. Picture: Morgan Hancock
Healthy boost: Port Fairy's Southern Ocean Mariculture boss Mark Gervis is hoping abalone processing waste will soon be transformed into a nutraceutical – a medicinally or nutritionally functional food. Picture: Morgan Hancock

ABALONE might be even better for your health.

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