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Oceana reports ‘doubling’ US fish oil sales, but canned, wild-catch volumes disappoint

The South African fishing and processing firm reported a 13% increase in revenue from the last five months, driven by high prices for fishmeal and fish oil

By Undercurrent News | March 18, 2024 10:46 GMT
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The South African fishing and processing firm Oceana has posted a strong sales update for the five months ended Feb. 25, 2024, driven as expected by higher inventory levels of in-demand fishmeal and fish oil at its US subsidiary, Daybrook Fisheries. [...]

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