Postponed: Seafood Expo North America

15.03.2020 09:00 - 17.03.2020 18:00
Boston, US

Photographer: Johan Wildhagen

Seafood Expo North America is postponed. As a consequence, all NSC activities related to the expo will also be postponed.

The events are: Seafood seminar (March 14th), stand SENA (March 15th-17th) and seafood reception (March 16th).

The Norwegian Seafood Council will have a stand at Seafood Expo North America.

We encourage Norwegian exporters to visit us on stand 2253.

Registration

Please register for the expo here.

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