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January 7, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Improved Dutch harbour expects busy 2010

Since its grand opening in July 2009, the Kloosterboer Dutch Harbour has met with several major fishing companies seeking to use the facility as a one-stop logistical hub for the 2010 season, according to the facility’s general manager. “We’re very pleased with the immediate demand and interest we’v

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Since its grand opening in July 2009, the Kloosterboer Dutch Harbour has met with several major fishing companies seeking to use the facility as a one-stop logistical hub for the 2010 season, according to the facility’s general manager. “We’re very pleased with the immediate demand and interest we’ve received in such a short time and feel confident that the new facility can be a major boost for the fishing industry in Dutch Harbour,” said Steve Abernathy, General Manager of the Kloosterboer Dutch Harbour facility.

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