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Frinsa became a pioneer in Spain in industrial refrigeration (ice maker, freeze the fish inshore and cold storage) and a pioneer in Europe in the marketing of frozentuna from the first freezer vessels.

With the growth in demand Frinsa pioneering again, this time in the Canary Islands,where he has a fleet of 60 boats with a crew of 1,200 fishermen to catch tuna fresh,freeze them in Tenerife and transport in refrigerated ships to the port of RibeiraSpanish canneries and market them abroad.

Frinsa revolutionized the processing sector, which until then only fresh ingredientsworked on a campaign to capture, and went to work all year to be frozen raw materials.

Frinsa is a distribution brand provider of the main European chains and manufactures its own brands FRINSA (gourmet) and RIBEIRA.

Address:	Polígono Industrial de Xarás
City:	Ribeira
State:	A Coruña, Galicia (E-15969)
Telephone:	+34 981 83 50 05
Fax:	+34 981 83 50 04
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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President - Consejero Delegado - CEO Mr Ramiro Carregal Rey Personal Profile	Mr Oscar Sanchez Phone: +34 981 835 005 Mobile: +34 646 538 101 Fax: +34 981 835 004 [email protected]
Director de Sostenibilidad Mr Jose Aller [email protected]	Dpto. de Informatica Mr Manuel Torres Fernandez Phone: +34 981 83 50 05 Fax: +34 981 83 50 04 [email protected]
Dto. Comercial Mr Manuel Perez Phone: +34 981 83 50 05 Fax: +34 981 83 50 04 [email protected]	Dpto. Comercial Mr Oscar Lampón Bao Phone: +34 981 83 50 05 Mobile: +34 619 119 246 Fax: +34 981 83 50 04 [email protected]
Mr Ramiro Pérez [email protected]	Mr Jorge Carregal [email protected]

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