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COUNTRY SECTION Mauritania Fishery Products Validity date from COUNTRY Mauritania 10/08/2007 00111 SECTION Fishery products Date of publication 04/03/2011 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 01.001 AFSA SA Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.009 Socopêche Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.010 Al Aich Pêche Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 22/11/2012 01.011 TGLS Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.015 I.T.P Sa Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 22/11/2012 01.017 SERIMPEX Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 21/10/2014 01.018 Afri Fish Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.019 PAM Export (ex-COPA) Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 26/01/2015 01.020 Mayo Fish Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.021 IPEX SARL Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.022 RIMPESCA Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 02/07/2021 01.023 IGP Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.024 ALMG (Ex Edouard Reaich) Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 15/01/2014 01.025 Atlantic Fishing Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 22/11/2012 01.026 MIP-Frigo Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 1 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 01.027 C.I.F (ex-MICPM) Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 29/04/2014 01.028 Iwik Industries Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.029 Octopus Sea Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.030 Mauri Pesca Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 22/11/2012 01.031 Sidi K Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01.033 Fleur De Mer Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 22/11/2012 01.036 SMPIE Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 19/02/2013 01.037 C.P.M - Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 15/01/2014 01.040 Ocean Fish Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 24/11/2014 01.042 Leader Fish Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 25/08/2015 01.043 Ets HKMC SARL Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 25/08/2015 01.044 Ets AOMS Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 25/08/2015 01.045 JIN ZHUANG FISHING COMPANY Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 26/01/2016 01.047 ETS BMB FRIGO Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 16/12/2015 01.048 S. T. P. H SARL Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 26/01/2016 01.050 INCHIRI ENTREPRENARIAT Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 26/01/2016 01.052 PROTEINE SEA FOOD Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 14/06/2017 01.054 SPCM FRIGO Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 30/01/2017 01.055 DELTA FISH RIM Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 14/06/2017 01.056 COMEP SA Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 14/12/2017 2 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 01.057 LORPEX FISH Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 01/08/2018 01.058 LES FRIGOS DU NORD Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott CS 09/04/2020 01.059 NORD FISH Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 19/12/2018 01.061 M.F.C Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 19/12/2018 01.062 MAURITANIAN PELAGIC FRIGO SARL Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 27/04/2020 01.066 TEWFIGH FISH RIM Sarl Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 16/03/2021 01.068 SOCIETE NOUVELLE DES PRODUITS DE LA MER (SNPM) Nouakchott Nouakchott PP 21/06/2021 01.121 Mauritanienne Des Produits Halieutiques (MPH) Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02/07/2021 02.001 Sopac Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.002 Smef Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou CS 09/04/2020 02.005 CPAA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.006 Areca Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.007 Namia Fisheries Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.008 Somascir Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.009 Ets Mokamed Ould Batta Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.010 Sipeco Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.011 Cofrima Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.012 PCA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.014 SMCI - Pêche Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.017 M.H.A FRIGO Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 01/08/2018 3 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 02.018 P.P.A Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.021 Smep Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.022 Ahmada Ould Dahi Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.023 ETS Frigocam Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.024 Friad Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.025 P.M.M-Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.028 May-Pêche Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.029 Maurispan Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.033 Ets El Mamy Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.034 Comauripeche Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.037 Santamar Peche Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02-038 S.E.P.H Sa Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.040 Elabore Cap Blanc Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.041 Valor Fish Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.042 Amico-Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.043 I.N.K. Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.044 Star-Fish Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02.046 Agmaco Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou CS 09/04/2020 02.048 Fleur D'Atlantique Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 22/11/2012 02.049 CH ETS OMAURCI Sa Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 04/04/2016 4 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 02.051 Cas Et Fils Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 22/11/2012 02.054 MMOA Pêche Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 22/11/2012 02.056 Sahel Pêche Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 22/11/2012 02.057 Promer Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 22/11/2012 02.064 INTERPESCA Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 23/01/2014 02.066 COSM FRIGO Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 10/10/2013 02.067 IMPERIAL MER TRAPECMA S.A. Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 10/10/2013 02.068 HONG DONG International Fishery Developpment CO Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 10/10/2013 02.073 M.F.I FRIGO Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 15/01/2014 02.078 APOLO FRIGO Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 29/04/2014 02079 MK FISH Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 14/08/2014 02.087 Valencia Frigo Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 25/08/2015 02.089 MT AKDENIZ Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 16/12/2015 02.090 OCEAN PECHE Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 26/01/2016 02.091 ETS BOULLAH OULD SIDATY Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 02/03/2016 02.093 AFRICA PELAGIC Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou CS 09/04/2020 02.095 C.E.P.P. Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 14/06/2017 02097 Sunrise Oceanic Resources Exportation Company Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 16/10/2017 02098 Excellence Fish Pour Les Industries De La Peche Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 16/10/2017 02099 FRIOMAR Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 14/12/2017 5 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 02.101 AG SARL Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 09/04/2018 02.103 SEPP. SA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 09/04/2018 02.104 ETS TRADING MAURITANIA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 01/08/2018 02.105 ETS TAMWIN Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 01/08/2018 02.106 ETS ASMA Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 01/08/2018 02.107 CAP BLANC PELAGIQUE Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 01/08/2018 02.108 ATYFEN HCH Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 19/12/2018 02.109 IMPULSO PESCA Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 19/12/2018 02.110 FRIGO NOIMAR Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 25/04/2019 02.111 EFRINORD ZFN Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 25/04/2019 02.112 COMAVIP SA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 08/10/2020 02.113 MAURITANIA PECHE SARL Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 14/02/2020 02.114 W.O.M.A. PECHE Sarl Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 20/01/2020 02.122 GOLDEN FISH FRIGO Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 21/06/2021 02.126 ATYFEN PCH Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou PP 05/07/2021 1026/NDB SINIYA 18 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 09/04/2020 1027/NDB SINIYA 88 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 09/04/2020 1028/NDB SAHEL 5 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 09/04/2020 1029/NDB SAHEL 6 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 09/04/2020 1042/NDB FU YUANYU 9508 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 6 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 1043/NDB FU YUANYU 9510 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1044/NDB FU YUANYU 9507 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1045/NDB FU YUANYU 9509 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1046/NDB FU YUANYU 9511 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1054/NDB ESSAVA 2 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1055/NDB ESSAVA 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1056/NDB ESSAVA 3 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1057/NDB SAPECHE 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1058/NDB DAR SALAM 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1059/NDB OCEAN 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1060/NDB SAYADE 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1061/NDB 8 FISHING Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1062/NDB TIGIRIT Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1072/NDB JIN SHENG SHUI 9 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1073/NDB JIN SHENG SHUI 10 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1074/NDB JIN SHUI 11 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1075/NDB JIN SHENG SHUI 12 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 29/09/2018 1082/NDB SAVA 4 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1083/NDB NOUH 1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1084/NDB NOUH 2 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 7 / 11 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request 1085/NDB NOUH 3 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1086/NDB NOUH 4 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 20/12/2018 1099/NDB TAZADIT Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 30/07/2019 1116/NDB TAFRA-1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 30/07/2019 1134/NDB SAFIA-15 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 08/10/2020 1135/NDB SAFIA-16 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 08/10/2020 1139/NDB ALPHA PECHE -1 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 05/03/2020 1149/NDB A-SADAGHA Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou FV 29/06/2020 2007/NDB CPMC-22 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 04/08/2021 2008/NDB CPMC-23 Nouadhibou Dakhlet Nouadhibou ZV 04/08/2021 2009/NDB CPMC-24 Nouadhibou
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