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At Chun Cheng, we are committed to providing our customers the best quality value added frozen fish products. Our facilities are operated within strict practices of food hygiene and satefy, sanitation and quality control. As the company is certified by ISO22000 Food Safety and Management System, we meet both the ISO9000 and HACCP certification as well. Our products are sold worldwide through offices in Singapore, Taiwan and USA. You will find us a reliable business partner who can be trusted to build and maintain a good partnership

Address:	No. 1 Second Chin Bee Road
City:	Singapore
State:	(618768)
Telephone:	+65 6 266-6566
Fax:	+65 6 266-6966
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

President Ms Tan Guan Ngo Phone: +65 67713189 [email protected]	VP – Commercial & Operation Mr Shao Lin Yang Phone: +65 6771 3183 Mobile: +65 9842 5466 [email protected]
Assistant Manager - Marketing Ms Jochanan Liew Phone: +65 6771 3177 Mobile: +65 9046 6185 [email protected]	Assistant Manager - Marketing Ms Amanda Hu Yen Chieh Phone: +65 6771 3178 Fax: +65 9046 6183 [email protected]
Executive – Sales & Marketing Ms Romy Chiu Phone: +65 6771 3165 [email protected]	Mr Diwo Chou Phone: +886 7 822 99 31 (Taiwan) Fax: +886 7 801 12 28 [email protected]

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