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Former African Tri Marine-exclusive tuna plant up for sale

Wanainchi Marine Products, which ended an exclusivity deal with US firm Tri Marine in 2013 to 're-strategize', is selling its Kenyan factory

By Neil Ramsden | Dec. 18, 2015 09:32 GMT
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