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High Liner CEO positive for 2015 on raw material price relief, US foodservice boost

Demone positive for 2015 on back of raw material price relief for whitefish, shrimp and salmon; US foodservice recovery driven by lower gas prices for consumers

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 27, 2015 21:38 GMT
High Liner 'cautious' on outlook for US foodservice despite low gas prices
Henry Demone, the CEO of High Liner, see blues skies ahead for his Nova Scotia-based seafood processing giant
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LAS VEGAS, US  -- The CEO of High Liner Foods is positive on the outlook on 2015, in terms of both the US foodservice market and the development of raw material pricing [...]

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