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Red Sea Farms hopes to hit 30 hectares of desert farm operations by end of 2022

  • Founded in 2018, Red Sea Farms grows fresh produce in enclosed and climate-controlled farms
  • It uses sunlight and saltwater as base resources instead of relying on rainfall, fresh groundwater, or desalinated water
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