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Marine park to give Boston Sword & Tuna room for growth

After growing 50% over the past five years, Boston Sword & Tuna is preparing to move into larger quarters

By Jason Huffman | Jan. 5, 2018 16:04 GMT
Boston, Massachusetts. Photo by Jason Huffman.
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US supplier Boston Sword & Tuna (BST) used to think the 33,000-square-foot building it moved into on Seafood Way, in south Boston, in 2001, was roomy enough, but not anymore [...]

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