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Brazil seafood export ban to EU leaves Calvo unaffected, but worries country’s fish industry

Despite the relatively small economic impact of this ban, Brazilian fish producers fear it might damage their exports to other large markets, like the US

By Matilde Mereghetti | Jan. 16, 2018 09:10 GMT
Gomes da Costa sardines
Gomes da Costa sardines, the Brazilian brand owned by Spain's Calvo Group, 40% owned by Bolton Group.
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The Brazilian arm of Spain-based tuna supplier Luis Calvo Sanz, known as Grupo Calvo -- Spain’s largest tuna cannery -- has been unaffected by the ban on Brazilian exports to Europe, which has been established by the country's authorities [...]

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