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Export sales growth helps put UK shrimp player Seamark back in black

The frozen seafood trader noted relative stability in the pound sterling compared with 2016 also meant a gain on exchange, rather than the heavy loss seen previously

By Neil Ramsden | May 18, 2018 09:18 BST
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At Seafood Expo Global, May 2016. Credit: Miriam Okarimia/ Undercurrent News
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UK-based frozen shrimp trader and processor Seamark has seen a year of stable currencies and growing exports bring it back into the black [...]

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