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Sanford to focus on Asian markets pushed by increased demand, free trade deals

Weak euro could see greenshell mussel exports shifting from Europe to Asian countries, with opportunities for further growth for South East Asia over the coming year

By Alicia Villegas | Dec. 2, 2014 10:15 GMT
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Sanford is keen to focus on Asian countries on the back of increased interest in New Zealand's seafood and free trade agreements between China and, recently, South Korea, the company's CEO Volker Kuntzsch told Undercurrent News [...]

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