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Scarpa Maicol

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What Scarpa Maicol does.

Scarpa Maicol, founded on July 17, 2007, started as a canned tuna broker and trader. The company became a leading broker of canned tuna in Chile and later expanded to export fresh Ecuadorian tuna to the United States, shipping 1,000 pounds per week. By 2012-2013, Scarpa Maicol was exporting 10,000 pounds of fresh tuna weekly to New York and Miami, and also began exporting mahi-mahi and swordfish. The company further diversified by processing and exporting frozen Ecuadorian butterfish to China and Vietnam, and mahi-mahi to the United States. Scarpa Maicol offers a range of products including farmed shrimp, Argentinean red shrimp, hake, ribbonfish, and wild titi from Ecuador.

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