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Renate Larsen - CEO Norwegian Seafood Council

REnate Larsen

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Martin Skaug

Press contact Communications director msk@seafood.no +47 915 59 902

Dag Sørli

Press contact PR Manager PR & Kommunikasjon ds@seafood.no +47 970 16 311

Julie Hagerup

Press contact Global PR Communications Manager jh@seafood.no +47 916 36 042

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