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Princes to explore new pack formats, diversify seafood offerings

Newlat plans to explore new pack formats and further diversify in seafood at its UK subsidiary, moving beyond standard tuna offerings, as well as sign longer private-label contracts

By Matilde Mereghetti | March 25, 2025 10:12 GMT
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Under Italy's Newlat Food, UK canned goods firm Princes Group is set to explore new pack formats and diversify its seafood category offerings, moving beyond the standard canned tuna, in an effort to accelerate top-line growth, according to its CEO [...]

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