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Welcome to FIS

We are the first and foremost Catalan company, with a long family tradition, dedicated to the fishing, aquaculture and marketing of the bluefin tuna, despite having a long family tradition in the sector.

Nowadays we use the most modern and sophisticated machinery which enables us, at the same time, to respect the environment.

Our long tradition in this sector, our love for a job well-done, our knowledge of the development of the species and respect for the product, which for so many generations has made our made our family and those of our collaborators prosper, mean that the sustainability and respect for the bluefin tuna are the fundamental pillars of our Company.

Address:	Polígono Industrial edific. - Carretera de Barcelona a Cádiz
City:	L' Ametlla de Mar
State:	Tarragona (43860)
Telephone:	+34 977 047 700
Fax:	+34 977 457 812
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@grupbalfego.com

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