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StarKist Co. is a leading producer, distributor and marketer of shelf-stable seafood products in the United States. A category leader in innovation, StarKist was the first brand to introduce the StarKist Flavor Fresh Pouch®; StarKist Tuna Creations®, a line of lightly marinated tuna; and, a dolphin-safe policy. As America’s favorite tuna, StarKist represents a 65-year tradition of quality, innovation and consumer trust and is well known for its charismatic brand icon, Charlie® the Tuna, who swam into the hearts of tuna fans in 1961 and is still a fan favorite today. StarKist Co. is a subsidiary of the Dongwon Group.

Address:	323 N. Shore Dr., Ste. 600
City:	Pittsburgh
State:	Pennsylvania (PA 15212)
Telephone:	+1 412 323 7400
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@starkist.com

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Financial Link:
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?cid=10680833

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Key people & contacts:

Chairman (acting as President) Mr Ingu Park	President and CEO (former ended Nov. 19, 2010) Mr Donald J. (Don) Binotto
VP Sales/Marketing Mr Joe Clancy	Vice President, Marketing and Innovation Mr Frank Pogue
Media Contact Ms Mary Sestric Phone: +1 412 323 7438 Direct/Ext: +1 412 323 7400 Mary.sestric@starkist.com	Media Contact Ms Michelle Faist Phone: +1 412 323 7457 michelle.Faist@starkist.com

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Branches:

Starkist Food D´Or Ltd.

Starkist Samoa, Inc

Main Company:

Dongwon Enterprise Co., Ltd. -Group-

Subsidiaries:

Galapesca S.A. - Empesec

Empesec S.A.

Blue Harbor Fish Co.

Bella Portofino

Shareholder/Associate at:

ISSF - International Seafood Sustainability Foundation

Public Relations Agency:

Coburn Communication, Inc.

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