THAILAND/FRANCE: Thai Union nets John West tuna owner MWBrands

By just-food.com | 28 July 2010

Thailand-based seafood group Thai Union Frozen Products has won the race to buy MWBrands, the owner of brands including John West tuna.

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Thailand-based seafood group Thai Union Frozen Products has won the race to buy MWBrands, the owner of brands including John West tuna.

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