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Haddock quota hike opens chance for retail NPD

The cut in the cod advice for 2016 and increase in haddock creates a chance for more NPD on the latter, which could then see prices rebound, sources say

By Tom Seaman | June 15, 2015 09:38 BST
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With an increased haddock quota for the rest of 2015 and scientific advice pointing to the same level for 2016, industry sources feel there could be a return of new product development (NPD) on the species [...]

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