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Sources: Former Young’s exec Parker left Marine Harvest board over Sainsbury’s processing push

Mike Parker left the board of Marine Harvest over the latter’s fight with his former company Young’s for the Sainsbury’s salmon business, sources told Undercurrent News

By Tom Seaman | May 15, 2015 09:37 BST
Sources: Former Young’s exec Parker left Marine Harvest board over Sainsbury’s processing push
Mike Parker, former deputy CEO of Young's Seafood an Foodvest, the precursor to Findus Group.
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Former top Young’s Seafood executive Mike Parker left the Marine Harvest board over the salmon farming and processing group’s plans to win business for J. Sainsbury from his former company, sources told Undercurrent News. [...]

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