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Marel sees automation opportunities amid Q1 COVID downturn

The global equipment manufacturer noted that its seafood customers are also looking to update factories to increase production of pre-packed portions

By Dan Gibson | April 21, 2020 10:04 BST
Marel headquarters in Reykjavik
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