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Bumble Bee reportedly mulling processing plant in Vanuatu

US shelf stable tuna giant Bumble Bee is reportedly mulling a processing plant in Vanuatu

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 7, 2016 09:30 GMT
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US shelf stable tuna giant Bumble Bee Foods is reportedly mulling a processing plant in Vanuatu, according Radio New Zealand, citing reports in the local media [...]

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