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The former Cromer Crab Company factory in north Norfolk which closed its doors in August has been put back on the market for £1.35m.
A total of 230 people were made redundant from the seafood factory, owned by Young's, after the firm decided to close it in May.
Celebrities, MPs and local residents campaigned to keep it open, but processing was moved to Humberside.
The factory is being re-advertised as suitable for food processing.
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