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Marine products and low temperature food wholesaler

Fresh seafood that has been caught from the sea are delivered to our table in the home through a certain route. At the heart of its central wholesale market. Fishery products imported from abroad and domestically caught seafood is collected in the central market once.

To determine the price and fairly quickly due to auction, Daimizu to do wholesale business with the permission of the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, therefore, deliver the goods to intermediate wholesalers and trading participants. Fishery products traded properly, and minutes to load is a superuser or fabricators, retailers and thus.

In other words, the volume and price of goods is always stable to be delivered to your home, the flood is to play a important mission of keeping the balance of the supply and demand.

Address:	1-1-86, Noda, Fukushima-ku,
City:	Osaka
State:	Osaka (553-8550)
Telephone:	+81 06-6469-3000
Fax:	+81 06-6469-3100
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

Location:

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Key people & contacts:

President

Mr Seiji Manabe

Yutaka Uenoyama

y.uenoyama@daisui.jp

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Shareholder companies:

NISSUI - Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. - Group Headquarters

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