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High Liner sees higher sales volume but reduced revenue in final quarter of year

'We closed a year of volatile market conditions on a strong note' -- High Liner president Paul Jewer

By Barb Dean-Simmons | Feb. 26, 2025 17:06 GMT
High Liner Food's plant in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Photograph courtesy of High Liner Foods.
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High Liner Foods saw a slight increase in sales volumes and profits in its last quarter of 2024, but sales value was down year-on-year, the Canadian seafood processor revealed in its latest report with the Toronto Stock Exchange on Wednesday (Feb. 26). [...]

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