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Royal Greenland blames Russian invasion of Ukraine for $16m H1 loss

On the bright side, the company reports that its earnings from 2023 snow crab production have normalized due in part to low raw material prices

By Jason Huffman | Sept. 15, 2023 16:02 BST
Credit: Royal Greenland
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It's been 20 months since Russia began its war with Ukraine, but some big seafood companies are still feeling the pain, confirms the latest report from Danish giant Royal Greenland (RG) [...]

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