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Karat Group in talks with McDonald’s Russia about using PBO pollock over deepskin

Ocean Trawlers owner in talks with fast food giant and processor Espersen about supplying Russian PBO pollock blocks for use in McDonald’s in the country, not deepskin

By Tom Seaman | July 23, 2014 08:43 BST
Karat Group in talks with McDonald’s Russia about using PBO pollock over deepskin
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The Russian domestic sales sister company of Ocean Trawlers is in talks with McDonald’s and its European supplier A. Espersen about using domestic pin-bone out (PBO) pollock instead of deepskin. [...]

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