Mickey Kim: Did fishy shrimp deal ultimately end Red Lobster?

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One thought on “Mickey Kim: Did fishy shrimp deal ultimately end Red Lobster?

  1. Thai Union sucked that company dry faster than a million seafood-lovers could suck down shrimp.

    The law needs to start recognizing these companies haven’t failed, they’ve been intentionally mismanaged and stripped for parts, harming the employees and communities they served.

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