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Lund’s Fisheries Names Kimberly Moore Director of Retail Sales to Drive Expansion Strategy

April 30, 2026 — Lund’s Fisheries, a vertically integrated, family-owned seafood company based in Cape May, New Jersey, has appointed Kimberly Moore as Director of Retail Sales as the company accelerates its growth strategy across national and regional retail channels.

In her new role, Moore will oversee Lund’s retail sales organization, with responsibilities spanning account development, category expansion, and the launch of value-added seafood products. The company said she will also focus on strengthening relationships with retail partners as it works to expand its presence in the consumer packaged seafood segment.

Moore brings nearly two decades of experience in retail seafood and protein sales, with a background that includes product development, category growth initiatives, and program management across industry sustainability efforts. Her appointment reflects Lund’s continued emphasis on combining retail expansion with its vertically integrated supply chain model and sustainability commitments.

Read the full article at citybiz

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