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US catcher Oceans Fleet sees EU tuna demand after Sri Lanka ban

US firm Oceans Fleet exhibited at the Seafood Expo Global trade show for the first time ever in an effort to expand sales of scallops and lobster, but saw strong interest in tuna 

By Tom Seaman | April 24, 2015 09:33 BST
US catcher Oceans Fleet sees EU tuna demand after Sri Lanka ban
Oceans Fleet Fisheries vessels in port in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- US fishing and processing firm Oceans Fleet Fisheries exhibited at the Seafood Expo Global trade show for the first time ever in an effort to expand sales of scallops and lobster, two of the core products harvested by its vessels [...]

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