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High Liner targets Pacific salmon with sustainability project

Wild Salmon Center partners up with Canadian giant to launch wild salmon Fishery Improvement Project, aims to get 75% of the Pan Pacific production certified

By Undercurrent News | March 11, 2013 00:32 GMT
High Liner will be eliminating some of its 1,800 SKUs and increasing a few prices, CEO Henry Demone confirmed in an earnings call on Thursday.
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High Liner Foods’ wild salmon Fishery Improvement Project (FIP), which it launched with the conservation organization Wild Salmon Center on Sunday, is targeting the improvement of fisheries in Asia [...]

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