FIS - Suppliers - Company Details

Welcome

A world leader in quality Alaskan seafood products!

Golden Alaska Seafoods, LLC primary focus is, the production of high-quality white fish products and frozen seafoods that are internationally recognized for consistency, quality, and value; at the same time we are committed to the health and sustainability of our fishing resources.

Address:	2200 Sixth Ave #707
City:	Seattle
State:	Washington (98121)
Telephone:	+1 206 441 1990
Fax:	+1 206 441 8112
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

Approval by... / Accreditation / Certified by...

Location:

View Larger Map

Key people & contacts:

President

Mr James Mize

Phone: +1 206.441.1990

[email protected]

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to [email protected]

Main Company:

Umios Corporation (formerly Maruha Nichiro Corporation)

Agent/Representative:

Trans-Europe Seafood Sales B.V.

Lenguaje

FEATURED EVENTS

TOP STORIES

Global Appetite for Norwegian Crabs and Coldwater Prawns Hits Supply Wall
Norway Limited Stocks and Seasonal Closures Drive Prices Up as Major Markets Compete for Dwindling Volumes The latest trade data reveals a complex landscape for the Norwegian seafood industry. While interna...

Rising Costs and Global Instability Threaten Japan’s Surimi Heritage
Japan Raw Material Surges and Logistics Bottlenecks Push Retail Prices to Record Highs as Production Hits Historic Lows TOKYO — The Japanese surimi industry, a cornerstone of the nation's culinary id...

The Great Caviar Con artist: Chinese Imports Masked as Premium Russian 'Gold'
Russia Fed. Systematic Fraud Uncovered as Tver-Based Producer Repeatedly Rebrands Foreign Sturgeon Roe A major food labeling scandal has resurfaced in the heart of Russia, as federal investigators expose a sophi...

Norwegian Pelagic Exports Hit Record Highs for Herring While Mackerel Supplies Tighten
Norway Fillet Demand Drives Unprecedented Revenue Growth Despite Falling Mackerel Volumes OSLO — The Norwegian seafood industry is witnessing a dramatic divergence in its pelagic sector. While herring...