TUNA – THAILAND
March 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWE
DEMAND for fresh tuna from Kingfisher Holdings, one of Thailand's largest canned tuna exporters is set to increase, with the company predicting its revenues will double to US$400m by 2006, following a US$23m investment programme to build a 4,500-tonne cold-storage plant and a frozen food plant. The company will also brand and re-label Kingfish Tuna in three styles: tuna in brine, tuna in oil and sandwich tuna.
DEMAND for fresh tuna from Kingfisher Holdings, one of Thailand's largest canned tuna exporters is set to increase, with the company predicting its revenues will double to US$400m by 2006, following a US$23m investment programme to build a 4,500-tonne cold-storage plant and a frozen food plant. The company will also brand and re-label Kingfish Tuna in three styles: tuna in brine, tuna in oil and sandwich tuna.
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