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Southwind looks to get back past $600m with Caito add-on, skin pack expansion in Utah

Southwind is aiming to get back past $600m in turnover and 120m lbs of product volume this year, having seen both slide in a tough 2023 for the sector, said CEO Sam Galletti

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 25, 2024 14:46 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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ORLANDO, Florida, US -- Southwind Foods is aiming to get back past $600 million in turnover and 120m pounds of product volume this year, having seen both slide in a tough 2023 for the sector, CEO Sam Galletti told Undercurrent News on the sidelines of the 2024 Global Seafood Market Conference (GSMC).  [...]

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