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Toothfish

Profits, sales drop at New Zealand’s Sanford

Bad weather and the coronavirus crisis impacted New Zealand's largest seafood firm's toothfish business

By Louis Harkell | May 28, 2020 09:43 BST
Credit: Sanford
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New Zealand's largest seafood company, Sanford, suffered a drop in revenues and profits after bad weather and the coronavirus crisis impacted its toothfish business [...]

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