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Nagle worked as director of national accounts for US-based seafood wholesaler Slade Gorton from 2016 to 2019, where he oversaw client relationships with foodservice customers such as Sysco, US Foods, Gordon Food Service, Darden, Bloomin Brands, Red Lobster and Captain D s, among others.
Before his work with Slade Gorton, Nagle served as vice president of sales and marketing for Open Blue and as director of national accounts with Ocean Choice International. As Pescanova USA continues to establish itself as a global vertically integrated seafood company in the USA that takes pride in being both environmentally and socially responsible, we are now launching new lines of innovative products that Will can confidently take to market,” said Pescanova USA CEO Chris Maze.
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Frenchman Bay salmon farm application filed
GOULDSBORO American Aquafarms reported Wednesday that it had filed two draft lease applications for a closed-pen, Atlantic salmon farm in Frenchman Bay. The proposed two ocean sites, north of Bald Rock and The Hop islands, are in conjunction with the Portland-based company’s plan to buy East Coast Seafood Group’s seafood-processing facilities in Gouldsboro’s Prospect Harbor village. A fish hatchery would be built there as part of the project.
American Aquafarms’ March 3 submission of draft applications are part of the Maine Department of Marine Resources’ multi-step process for considering new aquaculture ventures. DMR has 30 days to determine if the applications meet its standards to proceed to a scoping session. If deemed complete, state authorities next would study the applications, conduct a site visit and hold a public hearing before issuing a final decision.