FIS - TM - SEAFOOD - South Korea - ++ Demand ++ -Frozen - 100 M.T. - Ship.(+-) PROMPT - FROZEN YELLOW TAIL, AMBERJACK

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	Date: Monday, November 26, 2012 11/26/2012 11:04:40 AM

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Subject: South Korea - ++ Demand ++ -Frozen - 100 M.T. - Ship.(+-) PROMPT - FROZEN YELLOW TAIL, AMBERJACK - Origin (Merchandise): South Korea

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Good day

We are at the position to supply frozen yellow tail with details below;

Frozen w/r yellow tail
size: 500-800g, 800-1200g, 1100-1350g
packing: 20kg ctn
shipment: prompt

Kindly send us mail for inquiry once interested.

B.rgds
Enya
HANBADA CO.,LTD
www.greatsea.co.kr
email: [email protected]
tel: 82-51-241-0093
fax: 82-51-242-0061
skype: greatsea888

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Company Name:	HANBADA CO.,LTD
Name:	ENYA
e-mail:	[email protected]
skype:	greatsea888

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