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The world’s largest seafood trade fair will welcome global seafood industry for its first edition at the Fira Barcelona Gran Via venue on April 26-28, 2022.
It seems like the social media world is its own parallel universe sometimes, with trending news that rarely if ever meets the real world. If you watch the evening news or read news websites, the biggest news items in the country at the moment are the COVID-19 vaccination rollouts and mass shootings.
While initially people may have switched over due to out-of-stocks in meat and poultry, seafood quickly became a powerful area of growth in its own right.
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