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Ocean Trawlers Europe seeing strong sales growth in US, Asia

Russian situation might create an uncertain environment for company, but Ocean Trawlers Europe is coming off a strong 2013 with Asia and US growing fast, latest accounts show 

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 11, 2014 10:10 BST
Ocean Trawlers Europe seeing strong sales growth in US, Asia
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The UK-based arm of Ocean Trawlers is seeing strong growth in Asia and the US, its latest accounts show, amid a situation in Russia that creates some degree of uncertainty for the company [...]

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