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High Liner acquires shrimp importer Rubicon

North American firm has inked a deal for 100% of the shares in US shrimp importer, for anticipated $107m

By Neil Ramsden | May 10, 2017 14:23 BST
High Liner focuses on getting more seafood into non-traditional foodservice venues
High Liner Foods' US headquarters in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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North American firm High Liner Foods has inked a deal for 100% of the shares in US shrimp importer and distributor Rubicon Resources for an anticipated $107 million.  [...]

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