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High Liner to pass on benefits of lower raw material prices

Lower prices for raw material are part of the reason for growth in Q3 operating profit for High Liner Foods, the CEO of the North American frozen seafood group says

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 9, 2012 06:34 GMT
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High Liner Foods is starting to feel the benefits of lower seafood raw material costs, as it reported a 78% growth in Q3 operating profit [...]

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