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Bolton sees canned tuna sales boom in EU lockdowns

Italian tuna giant Bolton Group 'guarantees the continuity of the activities', with its 15 plants still operational

By Matilde Mereghetti | March 31, 2020 11:46 BST
Bolton Group owns canned tuna brand Rio Mare, among others. Photo: Rio Mare
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Italian tuna giant Bolton Group confirmed its operations continue, as canned tuna sales are booming in the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and Italian lockdown.  [...]

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