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Vinge advises Litorina V in connection with the acquisition of Sushi Yama

August 11, 2020

Sushi Yama is a leading sushi restaurant chain with over 45 restaurants in Sweden.

Sushi Yama was the first chain in the Nordics to certify all its restaurants to serve ASC and MSC certified products to its customers. Thanks to the partnership, Sushi Yama can now accelerate its expansion in Sweden and internationally.

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