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November 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Murmansk fish processors fight to survive

Looking around Shakir Guseinov’s deadly quiet fish-meal factory, it is easy to understand why he is longing for the good old days. The rusty machines in this formerly round-the-clock factory are only kicked into action once a week, and it does not even produce enough fish meal to cover the cavernous

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Looking around Shakir Guseinov’s deadly quiet fish-meal factory, it is easy to understand why he is longing for the good old days.

The rusty machines in this formerly round-the-clock factory are only kicked into action once a week, and it does not even produce enough fish meal to cover the cavernous warehouse’s floor space.

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