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Barry Group acquires fishing assets from P. Janes & Sons

Plants left to close, contributing to further consolidation of the plant capacity in Newfoundland

By SeafoodNews.com | March 6, 2013 07:01 GMT
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The Barry Group, a Canadian seafood company with 11 plants in the Canadian province of Newfoundland, recently purchased the fishing business assets for P. Janes & Sons. [...]

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