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Royal Greenland doubles number of plants to 40 in two years

Increased activity in Greenland, with rising quotas and a greater share of inshore cod and halibut, have led to factory acquisitions; some coldwater shrimp facilities have stood idle

By Neil Ramsden | Jan. 19, 2015 09:12 GMT
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Increased activity in Greenland has led to Royal Greenland doubling the number of factories it owns in the space of two years, to a total of 40 [...]

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