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Russian processors Rok-1, Baltic Coast using Belarus route for Norwegian salmon

Russian processors Rok-1 and Baltiysky Bereg, Baltic Coast in English, are using processors in Belarus to import Norwegian salmon

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 28, 2014 13:59 GMT
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Russian processors Rok-1 and Baltiysky Bereg, Baltic Coast in English, are using processors in Belarus to import Norwegian salmon, according to an a translation of an article posted on RBC Daily, by Russia Beyond the Headlines [...]

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