The coronavirus pandemic continues to toss the seafood industry around like an airplane flying through a bad storm. But Canada's High Liner Foods has kept its nose from diving thanks to a greater focus on bigger-margin, value-added products, a strong surge in demand for frozen seafood, a higher proportion of institutional foodservice customers and "prudent" inventory management practices. [...]
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