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Fishin’ founder’s new Ren plant follows Beaver Street into Walmart skin-packs

Both Ren and Beaver Street are moving into regions previously exclusively supplied by Norway's Mowi from its plants in Miami, Florida, and Dallas, Texas

By Tom Seaman | April 1, 2022 15:44 BST
Ren Seafoods, which is linked to The Fishin' Company, has just launched chilled skin-packs into Walmart. Credit: Alabama Industrial Development Training's Facebook page
Ren Seafoods, which is linked to The Fishin' Company, has just launched chilled skin-packs into Walmart. Credit: Alabama Industrial Development Training's Facebook page
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Manish Kumar, the founder of US-based frozen supplier The Fishin' Company, is entering the chilled, skin-pack fish sector for Walmart and other customers from a new plant, sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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