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Havfisk selling last pure fresh trawler

Norwegian fishing company plans to sell last fresh trawler, a vessel type that has ‘lost its competitive edge’, as it awaits delivery of two more highly advanced combination vessels

By Tom Seaman | Nov. 25, 2013 10:00 GMT
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Fresh cod processing on a Havfisk vessel.
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