FIS - TM - SEAFOOD - Chile - ++ Demand ++ -52 MT M.T. - Ship.(+-) INMEDIATLY - FROZEN GIANT SQUID (DOSIDICUS GIGAS) NECKS

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	CIAMARSEAFOOD CHILE


	Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 4/11/2017 5:42:21 AM

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Subject: Chile - ++ Demand ++ -52 MT M.T. - Ship.(+-) INMEDIATLY - FROZEN GIANT SQUID (DOSIDICUS GIGAS) NECKS - Origin (Merchandise): Chile

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WE OFFER FOR INMEDIATLY SHIPMENT FROZEN GIANT SQUID NECKS.
CLEAN , SIZE 300-500 30% SIZE 500 UP 70%
2 X40 REFFER .

If you are interested please contact.

CIAMARSEAFOOD CHILE

Hansi Valderrama V.
Comercial Director
Coronel and Talcahuano Chile 8va Region.
Fone: +56 (09) 97724147 l Fax: (56) -041 2387873
Skype: ciamarseafood1
EMAIL: [email protected]

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Company Name:	CIAMARSEAFOOD CHILE
Name:	Hansi Valderrama
e-mail:	[email protected]
skype:	ciamarseafood1

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