SINGAPORE - Fish and vegetable farming have already gone high-rise in land-scarce Singapore. Now, another type of farming has gone vertical.
When the first harvest from Universal Aquaculture's Tuas South Link facility is ready come June, the sweet, juicy flesh of live vannamei prawns will be much easier to get hold of.
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