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European Midday Briefing : Mixed Company News Stalls Stocks Rally - 2023-11-16 - Vimarsana News

European Midday Briefing : Mixed Company News Stalls Stocks Rally - 2023-11-16

MARKET WRAPS Stocks: European stocks struggled for momentum on Thursday, as investors turned their attention away from central banks and focused on some mixed corporate news. Shares of... -November 16, 2023 at 05:37 am EST - MarketScreener

NSC campaign looks to get more Norwegian whitefish into Brits' diets - Vimarsana News

NSC campaign looks to get more Norwegian whitefish into Brits' diets

“Explore,” a new omni-channel, recipe-focused campaign from the Norwegian Seafood Council is looking to spur at-home consumption of seafood.

New inspirational Seafood from Norway campaign bids to get more seafood on UK dining tables - Vimarsana News

New inspirational Seafood from Norway campaign bids to get more seafood on UK dining tables

The Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC), which proudly represents Seafood from Norway (SFN), has launched a new whitefish campaign, Explore, to champion

Norwegian Seafood Council: Fish still fits for UK consumers facing soaring costs - Vimarsana News

Norwegian Seafood Council: Fish still fits for UK consumers facing soaring costs

NSC U.K. Director Victoria Braathen discussed how NSC is working to lift barriers that have recently hindered purchasing, particularly in retail channels.

China launches campaign to boost consumption in cultural, tourism sectors - Vimarsana News

China launches campaign to boost consumption in cultural, tourism sectors

BEIJING, April 13 (Xinhua) -- China has launched a campaign to boost consumption in the cultural and tourism sectors, according to a circular issued by the Mini