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NESI plans £15m investment to combine Grimsby plants into ‘whitefish center of excellence’

UK's New England plans to link its current cod and haddock plant with an adjacent site purchased last year and be operational by Q4 of 2023, at a cost of around £15m

By Tom Seaman | Oct. 12, 2022 09:47 BST
A Google Earth image of the New England Seafood International plant in Grimsby, next to the Haith's site the company has bought. The company plans to link the two plants and be operational by Q4 of 2023. Credit: Google Earth
A Google Earth image of the New England Seafood International plant in Grimsby, next to the Haith's site the company has bought. The company plans to link the two plants and be operational by Q4 of 2023. Credit: Google Earth
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The UK's New England Seafood International (NESI) plans to link its current cod and haddock plant in Grimsby with an adjacent site purchased last year and be operational by the fourth quarter of 2023, its top executive told Undercurrent News [...]

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