Mulifanua Fishery

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Verse tonijn, mahimahi en rifvis voor Samoa en export

Mulifanua Fishery landt, fileert en vriest pelagische en rifvissen in de kadefaciliteit. Het bedrijf levert aan de Apia-vismarkt en aan hotels en exporteert vacuümverpakte porties naar Nieuw-Zeeland en de VS.

Type
Not established by any record (our catalog import lists it as manufacturer; that is not evidence of the role)
Role
Role not established by any record
Location
Mulifanua, Samoa
Founded
2006 (from our catalogue record; not confirmed by the company or by a state register)
Website
https://www.mulifanuafishery.ws
Categories
Specialiteit en gastronomisch eten, Zeevruchten en aquacultuur
Markets
Samoa, Nieuw-Zeeland, Verenigde Staten

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