WorldFish: Helping to Supply Proteins to a Hungry and Wasteful World

By Ian McIntyre

September 2024 FEATURE
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THOSE RESIDING IN Penang may not be aware of international institutions operating in the state outside the presence of multinational companies (MNCs) in the manufacturing and services sector. One of those institutions is WorldFish, a leading research organisation working to improve food security and nutrition since 2000, headquartered in Batu Maung, Penang.Often overshadowed by our electronics and electrical sector (E&E) along with other renowned MNCs, WorldFish collaborates with international, regional and national partners to enable transformative innovations, tools and practices...

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Ian McIntyre

is a veteran journalist with over 25 years of experience reporting from mainstream and alternative media. He subscribes to a belief that what is good for society is likewise beneficial for the media.

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