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China Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Alliance

CAPPMA was founded in 1994 as a national non-profit organization directed under the Ministry of Agriculture. CAPPMA consists of seafood producers, processors, distributors, suppliers, and institutions for fisheries researchment and education, as well as relevant social entities that provide various services for seafood processing and marketing.

Address:	Room A-101,Fuli Garden Residence,No.40 Maizidian Street Chaoyang District
City:	Beijing
State:	(100125)
Telephone:	+86 10 6506-7766
Fax:	+86 10 6500-5270
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Director

Mr Wang Yue

Phone: +86-10-6506 7766

[email protected]

Ms Diane .

Phone: +86 106 506 7766

Direct/Ext: int 612

Mobile: +86 138 1186 7639

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