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Havfisk aims for 100% quota exploitation

Having spent nearly €100m on renewing its fleet, Norway’s largest single whitefish catcher aims to focus on exploiting 100% of its quotas, including by targeting more shrimp and saithe this year

By Eva Tallaksen | Feb. 26, 2014 08:47 GMT
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Having spent nearly €100 million on renewing its fleet, Norway’s largest single whitefish catcher is focusing on exploiting 100% of its quotas, including by targeting more shrimp and saithe this year, said its CEO Olav Holst-Dyrnes [...]

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