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Sociedad Nacional de Pesqueria was founded in 1952 and is a civil association representing private sector fishing company in Peru.

The SNP gathers and integrates with Peruvian companies caring and responsible exercise usufruct hydro-biological resources. It provides them through an advanced professional management support services union in their planning , execution and control, helping them to achieve common objectives in relation to the welfare of their workers , improve nutritional and environmental influences communities and contribution to the growth of foreign exchange to the state, and the expansion and recognition of their trade actividaedes.

Address:	Av. Javier Prado Oeste 2442, San Isidro
City:	Lima
State:	(27)
Telephone:	+51 1 261 2970
Fax:	+51 1 261 7912
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	snpnet@terra.com.pe

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Key people & contacts:

Presidente Mr Richard Inurritegui Bazán Phone: +51 1 261 2970 Fax: +51 1 261 7912 snpnet@snp.org.pe	Vice-presidente Mr Ricardo Bernales Parodi (Pesquera Diamante)
Vice-Presidenta Ms Giuliana Cavassa Castañeda (Copeinca)	Tesorero Mr José Sarmiento Madueño (Pesquera Hayduk)
Pro-Tesorero Ms Adriana Giudice Alva (Austral Group)	presidente del Comité de acuicultura Mr Pedro Trillo Phone: +51 1 221 8356
Gerente General Ms Viveca Amorós Kohn snpnet@snp.org.pe

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