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Iceland Seafood International is a worldwide sales and marketing company for frozen, salted and fresh seafood.

The company is headquartered in Iceland and runs eight different subsidiaries in Europe,North America and Asia.

The company has strong relationship with processors in the North Atlantic as well as in South East Asia and is well connected to all major seafood markets.

Address:	Res. Sorgente, 531
City:	Basiglio (MI)
State:	Lombardia (20080 )
Telephone:	+39 2 9075 1450
Fax:	+39 2 9075 1442
Email:	[email protected]

Key people & contacts:

Sales Manager Laura Scheving Thorsteinsson Phone: +39 02 9075 1450 [email protected]	Managing Director Sigurdur Sigfusson Phone: +39 02 9075 1450 [email protected]
Sales Rossana Berruti [email protected]

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