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Marine Harvest Pieters is a dynamic fishing company that is part of the European Value Added Products (VAP) division.

We specialize in producing and marketing a wide range of fresh, smoked, packaged, frozen and breaded fish products.

With an enthusiastic team of 460 staff we provide the daily needs of our retail and foodservice customers.

The end of 2006 there was through mergers and acquisitions of the three largest salmon producers (Pan Fish ASA, Marine Harvest Ltd and Fjord Seafood ASA), a large seafood company called Marine Harvest Group. Since early 2007, includes the Belgian organization both site Ostend (ex Marine Harvest Ltd) and the two sites in Bruges (and logistics hubs in Londerzeel and Namur). All purchases and sales activities are integrated in the European Marine Harvest VAP organization (who is also his headquarters at the head office in Bruges).

Address:	Kolvestraat 4
City:	Brugge
State:	(8000)
Telephone:	+32 50 45 85 85
Fax:	+32 501458586
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	mhpieters@marineharvest.com

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Key people & contacts:

Marketing Mr Geert Vermeersch marketing@pieters.be	Plant Director Mr Guy Vandenbroucke
Management Assistant Ms Regine Vandecandelaere	SCD Mr Andrei Kouznetsov andrei.kouznetsov@marineharvest.com

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