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New boss for Humber Seafood Group

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Barker takes over from Wynne Griffiths, who held the role for five years, with immediate effect.…
Barker takes over from Wynne Griffiths, who held the role for five years, with immediate effect.


Anita Barker, said: “I am delighted to be taking up the reins from Wynne on heading up this exciting new phase for the Humber Seafood Group. Exciting plans are in place for the Humber Seafood Summit this year, which promises to build on the success the event has enjoyed in previous years.”

Seafood cluster

Griffiths, former head of Young’s Seafood, said: “The role of Seafish has been under review for two years, and that is now clearer, they are taking a bigger role in developing the seafood cluster, both here in Grimsby and across the UK.

“The Humber Seafood Institute has been built, we have the Humber Seafood Summit, and we have 500 new jobs created in the seafood cluster in recent weeks, so I feel I am leaving on a positive.”

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