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StarKist plant would see $10m benefit from US House tax plan

A tuna cannery owned by StarKist would see the return of a $10m per year tax break if the US Congress moved forward with the House's plan

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 28, 2017 17:14 GMT
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The US House of Representatives’ much-debated tax plan would reinstate a break worth about $10 million per year for a StarKist-owned tuna cannery in Pago Pago, the American Samoa’s capital city, the Wall Street Journal reports [...]

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