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Tough times in US tilapia see Elite diversify to tuna

Elite Seafood not taking focus from tilapia, but tough market in the business means tuna processing will be used to support main product, say founders

By Tom Seaman | March 15, 2016 16:24 GMT
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Amid tough times in the US tilapia market, China-based farmer and processor Elite Seafood is starting up tuna processing, its two founders told Undercurrent News [...]

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