Angelo Vaxevani (Nicholas & Peters Fish) & Frank Theodore (Get Fish) - Christmas countdown
FishTales - a Seafood Podcast with John SusmanShow Notes
Join us for a deep dive into the seafood industry with two of Australia’s most influential experts. Angelo Vaxevani, manager of Nicholas & Peters Fish Stores—the country’s largest independent seafood retailer—and Frank Theodore, the driving force behind Get Fish, Sydney’s premier fishmonger for top restaurants, share their reflections on the year that was in 2024. From emerging trends and changing consumer preferences to festive season favorites, Angelo and Frank offer unique perspectives on the current market and their predictions for what lies ahead in 2025.
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