FIS - Suppliers - Company Details

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We started our operations in 1991 with 50 employees, processing 5 tons of tuna per day. We currently have over 2,500 contributors, including plants of Guayaquil and Manta, processing 230 tons per day.

We operate under a processing agreement for Starkist Foods of the United States, for whom we process Starkist famous international brand and other brands from different countries.

We adhere to the requirements of our internal and external customers, doing it right from the start to deliver products and services provided free of errors.

Address:	Km. 12.5 vía a Daule, atrás de Ecuasal.
City:	Guayaquil
Telephone:	+593 4 211 5077
Fax:	+593 4 211 6264
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	william.cantos@starkist.com

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Key people & contacts:

Mr William Cantos

Phone: +593 4 211 5077

Fax: +593 4 211 6264

william.cantos@starkist.com

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to contactus@fis.com

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Starkist Seafood Co. - Headquearters

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