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alaska pollock, cod, haddock, hake, sole, salmon, pangasius basa, clams, black tiger shrimps, vannamei shrimps, seawater fish, squid, octopus, scallops, tuna, mahi mahi, tilapia, seabass, sole, flounder, saithe, loligo squid, mackerels, shrimps and prawns, red snapper, ribbonfish, swordfish, soft shell
crab, pasteurized crab meat, canned tuna, freshwater fish, sea caught shrimps, rock lobsters, mussels, eels, mullet and other frozen fish and seafood products. seafood suppliers to the hospitality industry australian seafood suppliers that supply the hospitality industry. seafood agents commercial seafood...
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a number of popular dishes in korea and japan. it is a main ingredient of seaweed salads, popular in sushi restaurants around the world. due to its low calorie and high nutrient content many consider it to be a superfood. the marine seaweed farm operated by gijang sustainable seaweed network, based
in gijang, in the south-eastern part of south korea, grows wakame (undaria pinnatifida), which is dried, processed, and then sold for human consumption around the world. the main destinations are china, japan, the us, germany, scandinavia, and the uk. gijang is the second producer to be certified against...
https://www.eurofishmagazine.com/news
a number of popular dishes in korea and japan. it is a main ingredient of seaweed salads, popular in sushi restaurants around the world. due to its low calorie and high nutrient content many consider it to be a superfood. the marine seaweed farm operated by gijang sustainable seaweed network, based
in gijang, in the south-eastern part of south korea, grows wakame (undaria pinnatifida), which is dried, processed, and then sold for human consumption around the world. the main destinations are china, japan, the us, germany, scandinavia, and the uk. gijang is the second producer to be certified against...
http://www.eurofishmagazine.com/news