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COUNTRY SECTION Sri Lanka Fishery Products Validity date from COUNTRY Sri Lanka 10/08/2007 00058 SECTION Fishery products Date of publication 28/05/2019 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request DFAR/FPE/98/01 Tropic Frozen Foods Ltd. Negombo Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/02 Southern Fish Factory Kosgoda Southern Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/03 Skyway Sea Foods Specialist's (Pvt.) Ltd. Negombo Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/07 Prawn Ceylon (Pvt.) Ltd. Marawila North Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/08 Alpex Marine (Pvt.) Ltd. Hendala Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/09 Jay Sea Foods Processing (Pvt.) Ltd. Pamunugama Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/10 OLS Foods (Pvt) Ltd Thoduwawa North Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/11 Apollo Marine International (Pvt.) Ltd. Nittambuwa Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/12 Quality Fish Processing Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd. Mundel North Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/15 Global Sea Foods (Ptv.) Ltd. Badalgama Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/16 Taprobane Seafoods (Pvt.) Ltd. Dankotuwa North Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/17 J P Fresh Products Negombo Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/18 Aloy Expo (Pvt.) Ltd. Wattala Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/21 Lihini Sea Foods (Ptv.) Ltd. Katuneriya North Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/22 Foreconns Canneries Beruwala Western Province PP 1 / 3 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request DFAR/FPE/98/23 Srimic Exports (Pvt.) Ltd. Uswetakeiyawa Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/25 East Globe Lanka Export Company Dankotuwa North Western Province PP DFAR/FPE/98/26 Western Lanka Aquatic (Pvt) Limited Pamunugama Western Province PP 09/04/2010 DFAR/FPE/98/29 Global Sea Foods (Pvt.) Ltd. - Unit 02 Badalgama Western Province PP Aq DFAR/FPE/98/30 Northwest Fishery (Pvt.) Ltd. Dankotuwa North Western Province PP 02/10/2007 DFAR/FPE/98/31 Ceylon Fresh Sea Foods (Pvt.) Ltd. Ja-Ela Western Province PP 01/02/2008 DFAR/FPE/98/32 Tess Agro Limited Kelaniya Western Province PP 26/11/2008 DFAR/FPE/98/33 Alex Seafood (Pvt.) Limited. Kadirana Western Province PP 06/07/2009 DFAR/FPE/98/34 Rainbow Foods (Pvt.) Limited Dankotuwa North Western Province PP 25/05/2009 DFAR/FPE/98/37 Tropic Fishery (Pvt.) Limited. Negombo Western Province PP 20/07/2010 DFAR/FPE/98/39 Serendib Foods (Pvt.) Limited. Wattala Western Province PP 29/06/2012 DFAR/FPE/98/45 K M K Seafoods (Pvt.) Ltd. Jaffna North Eastern Province PP 04/06/2014 DFAR/FPE/98/46 D Sea Foods Export And Supply Kandana Western Province PP 25/05/2018 DFAR/FPE/98/50 John Sea Foods (Pvt.) Ltd. Divulapitiya Western Province PP 10/06/2016 DFAR/FPE/98/51 H&M Western (Pvt) Limited Seeduwa Western Province PP 23/11/2016 DFAR/FPE/98/52 SLIC Lanka Fisheries (Pvt.) Ltd. Divulapitiya Western Province PP 08/11/2016 DFAR/FPE/98/57 ARR Divine (Pvt.) Ltd. Wattala Western Province PP 30/03/2017 DFAR/FPE/98/66 St. Anthonys Seafood (Pvt.) Ltd. Negombo Western Province PP 08/11/2016 DFAR/FPE/98/77 New Madunadee International (Pvt.) Limited. Seeduwa Western Province PP 25/05/2018 DFAR/FPE/98/80 Quality Food Exporters (Pvt.) Ltd. Katana Western Province PP 06/08/2018 2 / 3 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request DFAR/FPE/98/82 Seamax Ceylon (Pvt.) Ltd. Wattala Western Province PP 16/04/2019 DFAR/FPE/98/87 Thushan's Fish (Pvt.) Ltd. Ja-Ela Western Province PP 09/07/2020 DFAR/FPE/98/88 Ceylon Catch (Pvt.)Ltd. Dankotuwa North Western Province PP Aq 19/07/2021 DFAR/FPE/98/91 Annai And Sons (Pvt) Ltd. Jaffna Northern Province PP 18/12/2020 Activities Legend : PP Processing Plant Remarks Legend : Aq Aquaculture product (farmed product except bivalve molluscs) 3 / 3.
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