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Pacifictuna Sa

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Pacifictuna Sa is an ecuadorian firm specialized in the trade and processing of tuna. The company offers trained bigeye tuna (atún de ojo grande) with a weight over 210 kg and a length of 2.5 meters, as well as yellowfin tuna (atún de aleta amarilla) with a weight up to 180 kg and a length of 2 meters. They also supply skipjack tuna (atún rayado), which can weigh up to 34.5 kg. Pacifictuna operates fishing vessels and has technically optimized processes for the fishing method to ensure high quality. The company works with qualified personnel and continuously revises their systems. Pacifictuna Sa is based in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and supplies trained bigeye tuna to important companies like BigEye.

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