Taiwan company to buy 229 acres for Alabama fish farms; Luxury apartments planned for Mobile; Milo’s introduces new burgers

Top Headlines: Sept. 12, 2022

Taiwan company to buy 229 acres for fish farms in Alabama

Nocera, a seafood company based in Taipei, Taiwan, has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire 229 acres for fish farms within the city limits of Montgomery. The purchase price is $865,000 and is expected to close by Oct. 31. It will mark Nocera’s first entry into fish farming in the U.S. – Yahoo! Finance

 

Luxury apartments planned for Mobile

The investor who paid $5.8 million for 45 acres in the Rangeline Crossing development in the Tillman’s Corner area of Mobile plans to develop a luxury apartment complex there with 835 units. Construction is scheduled to begin within the next year. – AL.com

 

Milo’s introduces new burgers

Birmingham-based Milo’s Hamburgers is adding to its thick-burger line, putting a bacon cheeseburger and a double thick burger on its menu. You can get the burgers now with orders made through the Milo’s app in Birmingham-area stores. General sales will follow, likely in October. – Soul Grown

 

 

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