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Flatfish sees rising plaice quotas as time to invest, attract more boats to Grimsby

As North Sea plaice quotas increase, family-owned UK processor Flatfish is investing in upping its production and looking to attract more vessels to land in Grimsby to market as British-landed fish

By Tom Seaman | Oct. 9, 2013 07:55 BST
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Family-owned UK processor Flatfish sees the increasing quotas of North Sea plaice as the ideal time to encourage more boats to land in its base of Grimsby [...]

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