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Royal Greenland’s Asia sales growing faster than expected

Greenland halibut and shell-on crab drive growth in China and Taiwan; cod may see benefits of growing market there too

By Neil Ramsden | April 24, 2017 09:47 BST
Greenland halibut. Credit: Royal Greenland website
Greenland halibut. Credit: Royal Greenland website
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