National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives
National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives was established by the special law in 1962, with an objective of enhancing the social and economic status of fishermen and increasing the productivity of the fishery industry as well as the income of fishing households. It has promoted many industries, and many business. Korean marine products are famous for quality, nutrition and flavor because they are produced from the blessed clean waters around the Korean peninsula, which is also the junction of cold and warm currents in local seas.
Company Introduction
National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives was established by the special law in 1962, with an objective of enhancing the social and economic status of fishermen and increasing the productivity of the fishery industry as well as the income of fishing households.
It has promoted many industries, and many business. Korean marine products are famous for quality, nutrition and flavor because they are produced from the blessed clean waters around the Korean peninsula, which is also the junction of cold and warm currents in local seas.
Detailed Company Information
National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives
- Business Type
- Year Established
- Location South Korea
- Main Markets Australia,Japan
- Total Employees 101-500 People
- Homepage www.suhyup.co.kr
- President PARK JONG SIK
- Phone +82-2-2240-2573 02-2240-2454
- FAX +82-2-2240-2577
- Address 11-6, Shincheon-dong, , Songpa-gu,Seoul,
- Product Category Other
- Factory Information
Additional Introduction
National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives was established by the special law in 1962, with an objective of enhancing the social and economic status of fishermen and increasing the productivity of the fishery industry as well as the income of fishing households.
It has promoted many industries, and many business. Korean marine products are famous for quality, nutrition and flavor because they are produced from the blessed clean waters around the Korean peninsula, which is also the junction of cold and warm currents in local seas.