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Norwegian ambassador: "We’re ready" for life after Brexit

Jason Holland

Jason Holland

News » Supply & Trade

Not only will the United Kingdom continue to be one of Norway’s most important seafood markets once the Brexit process is complete, but exporters will seek opportunities to grow the trade, Ambassador of Norway to the United Kingdom Wegger Christian Strømmen said at the Norwegian UK Seafood Summit 2020, held in London this week …

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