The seafood display at the Shop 'n Save on Forest Avenue in Portland is one exam
The seafood display at the Shop 'n Save on Forest Avenue in Portland is one example of the global economy in which we live. Customers have a wide choice of product to choose from, much of it from places such as Oman, China, Alabama, Thailand and Canada. The top seller is frozen-at-sea haddock f...
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