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AKIYAMA ZOSEN Y.K.

Kitamariko, Japan

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AKIYAMA ZOSEN Y.K. is a Japanese firm that has been active since the year 2001 and specializes in the manufacture of machines for the processing of water products. The company's base is located in Shizuoka Prefecture. AKIYAMA ZOSEN offers a variety of machines, including those for tuna and katsuho processing, ice crushers for ball and plate ice production, and machines for crustacean and fish processing. The products are known for their resistance to moisture and corrosion, making them unique in the water product processing industry. AKIYAMA ZOSEN has a market share of 50% in the machine processing area in Japan and also offers specialized protective equipment and spare parts.

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