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Welcome to FIS

Europacífico arouse from the union of three great companies in the international market of frozen fish products, Friosur from Chile, Nippon Suisan from Japan and Sealord from New Zealand. It was created to provide Spain and Portugal with the best frozen sea products.

Our purpose is to be the main supplier of high end sea products to satisfy the most demanding clients. Always, taking constant care of the quality, innovating and preserving the fish resources.

Address:	Puerto Pesquero, Darsena 4. Edificio Berbes 2, oficina 5
City:	Vigo
State:	Pontevedra, Galicia (36202)
Telephone:	+34 944 544680
Fax:	+34 944 544721
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	europacifico@europacifico.net

Location:

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Key people & contacts:

CEO Mr David Ellis david@sealord-spain.com	Purchase Manager Mr Kleat Nepe Phone: +34-944 544 680 Fax: +34-944 544 721 krn@europacifico.net
Key Account Manger Mrs Miren Diez Phone: +34 94 454 46 80 miren@sealord-spain.com	Eduardo Phone: +34 944544680 edu@europacifico.net
Marketing Mr Andres Letamendia andres@europacifico.net

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to contactus@fis.com

Main Company:

NISSUI - Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. - Group Headquarters

Agente/Representante de:

SLG - Sealord Group Ltd (Headquarters)

Friosur S.A. - Headquarters

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SeaPak joins the Global Seafood Initiative platform
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NASCO adopts measures to protect salmon around the Faroe Islands and off West Greenland
European Union The North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation has adopted new regulatory measures to protect salmon stocks around the Faroe Islands and off West Greenland.

Fishing deal with China would settle maritime dispute
Philippines A joint fishing agreement reportedly being discussed between China and the Philippines is deemed a significant step forward in the relations between the two countries after an old maritime sovereignty dispute.

China's retaliatory tariffs concern Alaska seafood entrepreneurs and legislators
United States Alaska’s seafood industry officials and legislators have expressed concern about the possible negative effects additional export tariffs from China may have on the state’s seafood economy as a retaliation due to the measures set by the American Government.