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New England has scope to almost triple Albert Darnell capacity

As well as buying Grimsby whitefish processor, New England has bought 2.2 acres of land around the plant, for future growth

By Tom Seaman | Nov. 2, 2016 09:14 GMT
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New England Seafood International (NESI) has bought land around the Albert Darnell plant in Grimsby, UK, which means it could almost triple capacity in the future [...]

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