Russia warns it will redirect seafood exports if EU revisits import restrictions
Russia would redirect its seafood exports elsewhere if the European Union revives plans to restrict imports, the country
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Russia would redirect its seafood exports elsewhere if the European Union revives plans to restrict imports, the country
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Polar Quality and Fram Seafood are joining forces to build a new seafood exporter in Northern Norway.
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Iceland should not expect Brussels to grant it permanent control over fisheries while joining the EU, according to professor David Phinnemore.
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The Norwegian Veterinary Institute has previously expressed concern about the trend.
The funding will allow the company to finish construction and double annual capacity to 10,000 metric tons of gutted salmon.
A decision regarding an environmental impact assessment is due in July, the company
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The company said this was the first time it sought out community funding for its growth.
The executive has been working in the field since 1998.
The multi-billionaire and philanthropist has reportedly made an investment in the Greek fund that finances the country
The company is launching their new vegan, plant-based seafood product in April.