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Russian fillet block production down in A season

The Russian production of pin-bone out (PBO) fillet blocks is down to 10,000 metric tons in the A season of 2014, compared to 16,000t for the same period of 2013

By Tom Seaman | March 6, 2014 10:30 GMT
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Double frozen pollock fillets, produced from headed and gutted raw material.
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The Russian production of pin-bone out (PBO) fillet blocks is down to 10,000 metric tons in the A season of 2014, compared to 16,000t for the same period of 2013 [...]

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