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Salmones Aysen S.A. is a Salmon Farming company dedicated 100% to the production and distribution of Coho (Pacific) Salmon. Our Brand: Aysen Coho

With offices in Chile ( Santiago and Puerto Montt); Japan ( Tokyo) and USA (Seattle).

Through a team of seasoned professionals in the Salmon Industry, Salmones Aysen controls every stage of the productive chain, guaranteeing the highest quality standards demanded by different markets around the world.

Address:	Av. del Valle 961, Of. 1703 Ciudad empresarial, Huechuraba.
City:	Santiago
Telephone:	+56 2940 59 00
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

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Key people & contacts:

Gerente General - CEO Mr Pablo Baraona U. [email protected]	Controller Ms Vianka Aguirre C. [email protected]
Gerente Comercial Mr Jorge Guzman [email protected]

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Main Company:

Icicle Seafoods, Inc

Shareholder/Associate at:

Consejo del Salmón de Chile

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