Seafood company Sea Value is negotiating the purchase of another tuna processing plant in France, which currently has a workforce of 500-600 people. 

However, if it does not get the expected result, it will focus on doubling the production capacity of its French subsidiary Sea Value Atlantic.

This was announced by the company's chairman, Chanintr Chalisarapong, at a seminar held last week by the French Embassy in Bangkok.

At the meeting, Chalisarapong noted that French small and medium-sized enterprises in the fishery sector were 'friendly' to foreign investors since they had realised that could not survive without partnerships with Asian canneries.

“The key point is that SMEs have limited markets in France. Through partnering with us, they can expand their marke...  (More Info)