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Cooke, Japanese firm reportedly interested in Pescanova turbot farm

Canadian aquaculture group said to be among parties showing interest in taking over Portuguese turbot farm

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 14, 2014 09:12 BST
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Canada's Cooke Aquaculture as well as a Japanese company have reportedly shown interest in taking over Pescanova's turbot farm in Portugal, reported the Spanish newspaper Faro de Vigo, citing sources [...]

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