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EUROFISH S.A.

Manta, Manabí, Ecuador • 270 Employees
Food Production

EL MUNDO CONFÍA EN NUESTRA CALIDAD!THE WORLD BELIEFS IN OUR QUALITYWe work with the highest quality standards, which allow us to take our portfolio to the most demanding marketsEurofish is one of Ecuador's leading tuna-exportingcompanies. We process 45,000 MT of whole roundtuna per year with which we supply markets all aroundthe world.We are strategically located inManta, Ecuador's main tuna port.We started operations almost twodecades ago, cooking 50 MT ofpre-cooked frozen tuna loins perday. We had 3 tuna fishing vessels.Three years later we startedcanning tuna under our Manabíbrand for the local marketWe have a fishing fleet of 21 boats.Cold-storage capacity of 11,000 MT.New ¼-Club and Hansa canning line.The company invested 2.5 milliondollars to build an Industrial WasteWater Treatment Plant.EL MUNDO CONFÍA EN NUESTRA CALIDAD!THE WORLD BELIEFS IN OUR QUALITYWe work with the highest quality standards, which allow us to take our portfolio to the most demanding marketsEurofish is one of Ecuador's leading tuna-exportingcompanies. We process 45,000 MT of whole roundtuna per year with which we supply markets all aroundthe world.We are strategically located inManta, Ecuador's main tuna port.We started operations almost twodecades ago, cooking 50 MT ofpre-cooked frozen tuna loins perday. We had 3 tuna fishing vessels.Three years later we startedcanning tuna under our Manabíbrand for the local marketWe have a fishing fleet of 21 boats.Cold-storage capacity of 11,000 MT.New ¼-Club and Hansa canning line.The company invested 2.5 milliondollars to build an Industrial WasteWater Treatment Plant.We are a member of the Tuna Conservation Group, TUNACONS, and with the support of the WWF, we are implementing a Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) for the purse-seiner fleet. This will enable us to obtain the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certificate, which guarantees that seafood products come from sustainable fishing practices that