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How Fish Sticks Are Made In Factory
Step aboard as we embark on an epic voyage from the wild, frigid depths of the Bering Sea to your dinner table. In this captivating video, we reveal the transformation of Alaska Pollock into the iconic fish stick. Discover the journey from sustainable fishing methods to state-of-the-art processing, where precision and passion come together to ...
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