Clean Seas Seafood Ltd. (CTUNF)

[Greenaccountingbean]

Good to see some life on this board. Much has been happening with this company.

[TenKay]

Clean Seas Tuna Ltd. named changed to Clean Seas Seafood Ltd.

http://otce.finra.org/DLSymbolNameChanges

[jjwood]

So, basically when the pps was going up and volume was nuts last week the company halted trading to dilute while they had the chance. I'm surprised that is legal. Of course, they didn't word it that way but I did.... Glta

[JBM1]

I will have to check that out! Thanks!!

[jjwood]

Up 21 percent today (css.ax)on over 17 mil volume. ctunf now .055/.085 per scottrade.

[ThoughtPower]

I'm with you too. Think there is a lot of potential here.

[JBM1]

Good luck, I like this so much I bought a pile of it. They have great potential and I expect it to grow nicely over the next year.

[jjwood]

I have had this on my radar for a while. recently I noticed the bid ask going up with no volume at all? I found that the shares are being heavily traded on the aussie market and the pps has increased quite a bit if you research css.ax.
they shelved the tuna breeding for now and are focused on the kingfish. this made investors happy.
needless to say, I bought several thousand shares as a gamble.
glta

[JBM1]

Has great promise, no action right now.

[ThoughtPower]

Any action here or did this puppy go limp?

[JBM1]

This company continues to make progress in raising tuna!

[JBM1]

TO VIEW THE CLEAN SEAS TUNA STORY GO TO: http://www.cleanseas.com.au/info/news-media.html

[JBM1]

Monday, March 14, 2011Clean Seas Tuna passes critical milestone in breeding juvenile Southern Bluefin Tuna
Clean Seas Tuna has achieved a critical milestone in working towards a sustainable seafood source, with the company's tuna spawning program at the Arno Bay facility on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. Clean Seas is has produced juvenile aquaculture-bred Southern Bluefin Tuna, with 90 fingerlings ranging in length from eight to ten centimetres transferred to a 25-metre cage offshore.

Clifford Ashby, managing director, said “This is the world’s first transfer of Southern Bluefin Tuna fingerlings to the ocean." The potential sustainable food advancement places Australia at the forefront of technological initiatives being undertaken in global marine aquaculture. Read more ...

This blog is written by Martin Little The Aquaculturists, published and supported by the International Aquafeed Magazine from Perendale Publishers.