Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

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I was struck by the many large rivers we crossed en route to PF2. It was located in a delta type region that was mostly populated with traditional prawn (and perhaps fish) farms. The rare spots that weren't used for aquaculture were either marshland or engineered canals (along which roads were built). PF2 stood out as a high tech, entirely non-traditional operation.

Solomon pointed out the boundaries of PF2 when we asked about the open aquaculture adjacent to the operations we had just toured, and said they were not part is SIAF's business. He did not allude to the other ponds being affiliated with SIAF's business interests. I photographed the adjacent open ponds after we entered the PF2 "compound" and before I was informed of the boundaries. I suspect the local media did also, and didn't hear Solomon's discussions with us, as they were separate from us and may not have spoken English.