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Ocean Trawlers parent switches Pacific cod longliner to produce FAS fillets

Karat starts FAS fillet production on Russian Pacific cod longliner, opening plant in Murmansk for land-frozen fillets from Atlantic cod and haddock

By Tom Seaman | May 20, 2016 09:36 BST

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Atlantika, Ocean Trawlers' former frozen at sea fillet brand, which is owned by Three Towns Capital.

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Fisheries Holding Karat, the parent of Ocean Trawlers, is continuing to invest to produce more singe-frozen fillet products [...]

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