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World Leading Producer of Quality Seafood Products

UniSea Inc. is a world leading processor of quality seafood products.

(UNITED STATES, 9/29/2015)

UniSea produces an impressive variety of finished seafood products that are distributed throughout the world.

Its parent company, Nippon Suisan Kaisha (Nissui), headquartered in Japan, claims UniSea among its largest subsidaries.

UniSea operates state-of-the-art processing facilities in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, where Pollock for surimi and its ever popular fillet blocks are produced. UniS... (More Info)

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