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Bering Sea pollock catch, surimi production going smoothly

If the production continues at the current pace, the surimi output in the Bering Sea during the B season is expected to reach 95,261t, annual production will hit 170,672t

By Minato-Tsukiji | Sept. 3, 2014 17:42 BST
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