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CNFC China National Fisheries Corporation (CNFC Group)

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China National Fisheries Corporation is a transnational enterprise specializing in ocean fisheries business. Setting fishing,processing and sales of sea products as core operations, the company also involves in operations such as labor services, export of relevant industries and product trade.

Address:	Zone 18, Building 19, 6th Floor, Nan Si Huan Xi Lu 188,
City:	Beijing
State:	Feng Tai District (100070)
Telephone:	+86 10 66024104
Fax:	+86 10 66012802
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	qstsale@cnfc.com.cn

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CNFC China National Fisheries Corporation - Group Headquarters

Subsidiaries:

CNFC Quick State, S.L.

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