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Southwind says no to Russian seafood processed in China

US processor Southwind Foods will not need to wait for clarity on whether it can continue to buy double frozen fish fillets from China using Russian raw material

By Tom Seaman | March 17, 2022 15:39 GMT
Sam Galletti, CEO of Southwind Foods, which trades as Great American Seafood Imports, at the 2022 Boston seafood show. Credit: Tom Seaman
Sam Galletti, CEO of Southwind Foods, which trades as Great American Seafood Imports, at the 2022 Boston seafood show. Credit: Tom Seaman
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BOSTON, Massachusetts, US -- US processor Southwind Foods will not need to wait for clarity on whether it can continue to buy double-frozen fish fillets from China using Russian raw material [...]

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