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Yantai Marine Fisheries Corp. (CNFC Group)

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Address:	179 Beimalu Rd, Zhifu District,
City:	Yantai
State:	(265500)
Telephone:	+86 535-6606588
Fax:	+86 535-6611580
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	yanyu@cnfc-yanyu.com

Key people & contacts:

Mrs. Wang Peidong

Phone: 865356300592

Fax: 865356300594

manager@china-ytnewoceanfood.com

ceo

Mr Liu Zhiyi

yanyu@cnfc-yanyu.com

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Main Company:

CNFC China National Fisheries Corporation - Group Headquarters

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