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Thai Union-backed tuna plant opens, targets Europe

'World's second largest tuna plant', based in Papua New Guinea, opens its doors to 4,000 workers

By Undercurrent News | July 15, 2013 08:26 BST
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A new tuna processing plant in the industrial city of Lae, Papua New Guinea, has opened its doors to 4,000 workers, reported Islands Business [...]

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