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US firm exits fresh fish business amid plans for Indonesia subsidiary expansion

Seafood importer and distributor North Atlantic Inc. has shifted its strategy away from fresh fish to focus on its frozen business as its Indonesian subsidiary plans expansion

By Matt Whittaker | Dec. 19, 2014 15:38 GMT
US firm exits fresh fish business amid plans for Indonesia subsidiary expansion
This image illustrates the planned first of four small processing facilities, called fisheries centers, to be run by North Atlantic Inc. subsidiary PT Bali Seafood International in Indonesia. Image courtesy Jerry Knecht, founder and majority stockholder of NAI.
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US East Coast seafood importer and distributor North Atlantic Inc. (NAI) has shifted its strategy away from fresh fish to focus on its frozen business as its Indonesian subsidiary plans to expand operations. [...]

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