UPDATE: UK: Birds Eye eyes European frozen push

By: just-food.com | 6 March 2009

Birds Eye Iglo is lining up plans to take variations on its newly-launched UK frozen fish lines into Europe, the company told just-food today (6 March).

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Birds Eye Iglo is lining up plans to take variations on its newly-launched UK frozen fish lines into Europe, the company told just-food today (6 March).

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