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Marubeni’s subsidiary acquires two Alaska salmon processing plants

Kenai Plant. (Photo Credit: Inlet Fish Producers)

(UNITED STATES, 7/1/2015)

Japanese trading giant Marubeni Corporation has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary North Pacific Seafoods, Inc. (NPSI) has reached an agreement with Inlet Fish Producers, Inc. to acquire the Kenai Plant and Kasilof Plant to expand its Alaskan seafood operation.

With the acquisition of these two plants, NPSI's annual seafood production volume will increase by 5,000 tonnes to 62,000 tonnes and give the company access to the souther... (More Info)

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