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The Regulatory Council of the Galician mussel is composed of representatives of producers and marketers of the mussel, as well as technical members of the Ministry of the Sea and the Health Consejerái Board of Galicia. The work prior to establishment of this body began in 1989 and in October 1994 the Council began its activities.

Currently, the Control Board 2300 are registered producers, owners of 3,137 raft and 45 companies that market the Galician Mussel, fresh and processed.

Address:	Avenida de la Mariña, 25 (Edificio de Mexillón)
City:	Vilagarcía de Arousa
State:	Pontevedra, Galicia (E-36600)
Telephone:	+34 986 507 416
Fax:	+34 986 506 224
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Ms Luisa Domínguez

Phone: +34 986 507 416

[email protected]

Ppresidenta

Ms Lina Solla Sanmartín

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Shareholder/Associate at:

Opmega - Organización de Productores de Mexillón de Galicia

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