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Japan’s top snow, king crab firm sets sights on growing overseas production

Japan's leading crab trader and processor, Tsukiji Kanisho, will double its processing capacity to 10,500 metric tons in the upcoming 2024 season

By Masahiko Takeuchi | Feb. 12, 2024 13:52 GMT
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Tsukiji Kanisho, Japan's leading crab trader and processor, has announced plans to double its processing capacity to 10,500 metric tons for the upcoming 2024 season, aiming to boost earnings at home and abroad [...]

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