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Sheh Hong Fishery

Malaysia

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What Sheh Hong Fishery does.

Sheh Hong Fishery is a direct seafood importer specializing in wholesale, supplying a wide range of chilled and frozen seafood including Cod, Mussel, Scampi, King crab, Mackerel, and Groupers. They offer shipping to the entire Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia. The company is trusted by luxurious hotels and upscale restaurants as a quality supplier and wholesaler for frozen seafood in Malaysia. They provide an instant quote service and are managed by Exabytes for e-commerce operations.

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