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Mar-Lees, Quin-Sea settle scallop payment dispute

Canadian scallop supplier Quin-Sea has dismissed its lawsuit against Mar-Lees regarding payment for scallop shipments after both sides came to a mutually agreeable settlement

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 9, 2014 18:42 GMT
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Canadian scallop supplier Quin-Sea Fisheries has dismissed its lawsuit against US-based Mar-Lees Seafood regarding payment over scallop shipments after both sides came to a mutually agreeable settlement [...]

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