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Namibian workers pack Hake fish in the B

WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA: Namibian workers pack Hake fish in the Blue Ocean Fish factory 11 November 2004 that just arrived from the trawler Hurinis into the west coast port of Walvis Bay after being caught in the rich coastal waters off Namibia. The popular fish gets gutted, washed, packed and frozen before being shipped to Europe, landing in the best restaurants and on family tables in Spain, France and the Netherlands. AFP PHOTO/ ALEXANDER JOE TO GO WITH AFP STORY (Photo credit should read ALEXANDER JOE/AFP via Getty Images)
WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA: Namibian workers pack Hake fish in the Blue Ocean Fish factory 11 November 2004 that just arrived from the trawler Hurinis into the west coast port of Walvis Bay after being caught in the rich coastal waters off Namibia. The popular fish gets gutted, washed, packed and frozen before being shipped to Europe, landing in the best restaurants and on family tables in Spain, France and the Netherlands. AFP PHOTO/ ALEXANDER JOE TO GO WITH AFP STORY (Photo credit should read ALEXANDER JOE/AFP via Getty Images)
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