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February 26, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Last US sardine cannery to close

The USA’s last remaining sardine cannery is going out of business due to US federal limits on the amount of herring that can be caught. It’s now turning the business into money losing enterprise. Stinson Seafood plant manager Pete Colson explained that the Stinson’s parent company, Bumblebee Foods h

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The USA’s last remaining sardine cannery is going out of business due to US federal limits on the amount of herring that can be caught. It’s now turning the business into money losing enterprise. Stinson Seafood plant manager Pete Colson explained that the Stinson’s parent company, Bumblebee Foods had decided that federal limits had rendered the plant no longer commercially viable.

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