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Laif Fisheries Co Ltd

Ghana

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What Laif Fisheries Co Ltd does.

Laif Fisheries Co Ltd is an internationally-oriented integrated fishing company founded in June 2014. The firm is a pioneer in sustainable tuna fishing and supplies the world with advanced tuna products while simultaneously protecting marine ecosystems. Laif Fisheries Co Ltd operates vessels for off-shore fishing and works with various brands and manufacturers, although no specific names are mentioned. The focus lies on the conservation of marine ecosystems and sustainability in tuna fishing.

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