THAILAND: Thai Union Frozen Q3 profit climbs
By Michelle Russell | 9 November 2012
Seafood giant Thai Union Frozen Products has booked an increase in third-quarter net profit thanks to higher tuna sales and lower interest costs.
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Seafood giant Thai Union Frozen Products has booked an increase in third-quarter net profit thanks to higher tuna sales and lower interest costs.

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