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List of EU Approved Fishery Establishments (As of July 31, 2020) Department of Agriculture BFAR Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources PCA Bldg., Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City FISHERIES INSPECTION & QUARANTINE DIVISION Manual of Operation Monthly Status Report of EU Approved Fishery Establishments Fisheries Inspection Section Effective Date: August 6, 2019 Document No: MOP-FIQD- FIS- RN-014 Rev. No. 00 Page No. 1 of 13 List of EU Approved Fishery Establishments (As of July 31, 2020) REG. EU No. NAME OF ESTABLISHMENTS ADDRESS PRODUCTS CONTACT PERSON/ NUMBER/ EMAIL ADDRESS 1 Albert Stephen Q. Tanjangco 1401 Anjo Farms Incorporated Brgy. Sabangan, San Fabian, Frozen Deboned Milkfish (smoked, plain, marinated & different cuts) Claire Q. Olasiman Pangasinan Frozen Deboned Milkfish Value Added Products (adobo, teriyaki, barbeque, Tel#(02)523-5150 curry, sisig, spring roll, native sausage, relleno kit) 526-5157 Pasteurized Bottled Sauteed Shrimp Paste (classic, sweet, spicy) Fax#(02)523-5148 523-5155 [email protected] [email protected] 3 2174 Barrio Fiesta Manufacturing Lot 2, block 3, Grand Industrial Pasteurized Sauteed Shrimp Paste (sweet, spicy and regular Ace Vincent Villareal Corporation Estates, Brgy. Parulan, Pulilan Pasteurized Sauteed Shrimp Paste (sweet spicy, garlic bits and spicy gata) Tel#(032)682-9771 Bulacan 682-9773 Fax(032)682-9832 [email protected] 3 3-2139 Fisher Farms Incorporated Dampol 2nd A. Pulilan, Bulacan Fresh Frozen Milkfish (whole round, baby split, whole deboned, belly, gill Engr. Ceprianel S. Dalisay gutted/scale off/on, sinigang sliced/ cut/ scaled) Tel#(044)676-2242 Fresh Frozen Deboned Marinated Milkfish Loins (Asian curry, Mexican glaze, Fax# 299-8348 garlic and herbs, marinated steak, roasted garlic, summer onion & tandoori) [email protected] Fresh Frozen Deboned Marinated Milkfish [email protected] Fresh Chilled Whole Round Milkfish [email protected] Fresh Frozen Tilapia (whole round, cleaned & gutted, gutted & scale-on) Fresh Frozen Whole Round Pompano Fresh Frozen Deboned Smoked Milkfish Frozen Deboned Cooked Milkfish Loins Frozen Ground meat Milkfish Frozen Fish Sausage Vacuum Packed Products (Fish Hotdog/Cheesedog, Frankfurter, Hungarian Sausage) Fish Longanisa (Garlic, Spicy, Skinless) All Natural Frozen Fish Sausages (Breakfast Fish Sausage, Italian, Frankfurter and German Fish Sausages) Block Frozen Vannamei Shrimp Headless Shell-on (Penaeus Vannamei) =============================================================================================================================================================================== Reviewed by: (Original Signed) Approved by: (Original Signed) DENNIS E. TIOTANGCO EDWYN B. ALESNA OIC, FIS OIC, FIQD Department of Agriculture BFAR Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources PCA Bldg., Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City FISHERIES INSPECTION & QUARANTINE DIVISION Manual of Operation Monthly Status Report of EU Approved Fishery Establishments Fisheries Inspection Section Effective Date: August 6, 2019 Document No: MOP-FIQD- FIS- RN-014 Rev. No. 00 Page No. 2 of 13 Nobashi Ebi, Nobashi Ebi Chem Free IQF Peeled & Deveined Vannamei Shrimp Tail-on/Tail-off IQF Peeled & Deveined Vannamei Shrimp Tail-on/Tail-off Chem Free IQF Cooked Peeled & Deveined Vannamei Shrimp Tail-on/Tail-off IQF Cooked Peeled & Deveined Vannamei Shrimp Tail-on/Tail-off Chem Free 3 2321 Mekeni Food Corporation Balubad, Porac, Pampanga Squid ball Tel#(045)458-0000 Loc./4504 /4505 Fish ball Kikiam Orlians NCR Fresh Chilled Tuna ( Loins, Headed & Gutted) Oscar Almaden 4533 Alpi Trade International Lot 20 Block 5A, Sta. Ana II Fresh Chilled Emperor Fish Tel#(032)385-2212 Street San Agustin Village, Fresh Chilled Mahi-Mahi Fax#(032)822-6654 Moonwalk Parañaque City Fresh Chilled Spanner crab [email protected] NCR Lerma Piol 4044 D & L Seafoods 104 Merriment St., Annex 16-18, Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins Tel# 828-0163 Better Living Subdivision, 823-4866 Parañaque City [email protected] NCR Teodolfo A. Cabuhat 2139 Fitrite Incorporated 105 General Luis St. Bo. Capri, Pasteurized Salted Shrimp Fry Tel#(632)362-7039 Novaliches Quezon City Pasteurized Sauteed Shrimp Fry 936-5737 Pasteurized Sauteed Shrimp Paste 362-7044 Salted Anchovies Fax#(632)726-2767 Salted Siganid Fry 362-7036 Anchovy Sauce 362-7032 Fish Sauce 447-3958 [email protected] http://www.fitriteinc.com NCR Fresh Chilled Tuna (Loins & H&G)(whole/headless/gilled/gutted/loins) Sammy Garcia 3192 Jam Seafoods, Incorporated 9794-E Santan St., Vitalez Fresh Chilled Swordfish (whole/headless/gilled/gutted/loins) Tel# 853-7646 Cmpd. Baltao, Parañaque City Fresh Chilled mahi-mahi (whole/headless/gilled/gutted/loins) Fax# 852-3419 Fresh Chilled Parrotfish (whole/fillet) [email protected] Fresh Chilled Grouper NCR 8080 Jam Seafoods, Incorporated 9794-A Santan St., Vitalez Fresh Frozen Tuna (loins, chunks, saku, crazy cut, ground and cubes) Sammy Garcia Cmpd. Baltao, Parañaque City Fresh Frozen Mahi-mahi (loins, chunks, saku, crazy cut, ground and cubes) Tel# 853-7646 Fresh Frozen Cephalopods (octopus, cuttlefish, squid and giant squid) Fax# 852-3419 Fresh Frozen Abalone Meat [email protected] Fresh Frozen Prawn and Shrimp =============================================================================================================================================================================== Reviewed by: (Original Signed) Approved by: (Original Signed) DENNIS E. TIOTANGCO EDWYN B. ALESNA OIC, FIS OIC, FIQD Department of Agriculture BFAR Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources PCA Bldg., Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City FISHERIES INSPECTION & QUARANTINE DIVISION Manual of Operation Monthly Status Report of EU Approved Fishery Establishments Fisheries Inspection Section Effective Date: August 6, 2019 Document No: MOP-FIQD- FIS- RN-014 Rev. No. 00 Page No. 3 of 13 Fresh Chilled Prawn and Shrimp Fresh Chilled mahi-mahi (loins, chunks, saku, crazy cut, ground and cubes) Fresh Chilled Tuna (loins, chunks, saku, crazy cut, ground and cubes) NCR Jerry A. Robano 2504 Jarla Trading Incorporated 20 Gold St.,R. Medina Subd. Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins, Marlin, Sword Fish loins Tel# 887-3290 Sucat Parañaque City Fax#820-0238 NCR Fe R. Ines 2973 FRI Seafood Trading B42 Lot 1, Phase 2 Pinagsama, Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins Tel# 547-7850 Village Taguig City Fax# 541-4331 NCR 3697 Happy Chef, Incorporated Navotas Fish Port Complex Canned Mackerel (in natural oil - salt added, in tomato sauce, in tomato Ben Sy Wharfside Navotas, Metro sauce with chili and in soy sauce) Tel# 281-1709 Manila Canned Sardines (In Tomato Sauce, In Tomato Sauce with Chili, Adobo, 283-5925 Caldereta, Afritada, Mechado, & In Natural Oil) Canned Ginataang Tulingan Canned Pink Salmon in Natural Oil - Salt Added Canned Squid (In Ink, In Soy Sauce, Soy Sauce with Chili, In Brine, In Brine with Chili, Squid Variants -Bopis, Sisig, Kare-kare) NCR Joel N. Mercado 5042 Joel N. Mercado Seafood 22 Panama St., Better Living Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins Tel# 822-6214 Export Supply Subd. Brgy. Don Bosco, Fresh Chilled Blue Marlin Loins 822-3534 Parañaque City Fax# 821-0482 [email protected] NCR Barbara P. Morota 3227 Nuevo Fresco Marine 104 San Miguel St. SAV 6, Sucat Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins Tel# 825-3113 Trading Corporation Parañaque City 804-0365 Fax# 831-4176 [email protected] NCR Fresh Chilled Tuna (Whole/H&G/Loins), Oscar Almaden 4781 Meliomar Incorporated No. 20 Russel Avenue, Pasay Fresh Chilled Mahi-mahi and Wahoo (Gilled & Gutted/Fillet) Tel# 851-1744 City Fresh Chilled Trevally Telfax#851-1764 Fresh Chilled Spanner Crab [email protected] NCR Elizabeth M. Buenaventura 139-03 E.M. Buenaventura Trading 116 Don Antonio Street, Fresh Chilled Tuna Loins Tel# 932-4642 Caloocan City Telfax#363-3477 [email protected] NCR 2955 President Marine Products 7 IRC Compound, Paso de Blas Fresh Frozen White Shrimp (Penaues Vannamei) Headless, Shell-on and Jason Qua Corporation Valenzuela City Peeled & Deveined) Tel# 984-0668 =============================================================================================================================================================================== Reviewed by: (Original Signed) Approved by: (Original Signed) DENNIS E. TIOTANGCO EDWYN B. ALESNA OIC, FIS OIC, FIQD Department of Agriculture BFAR Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources PCA Bldg., Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City FISHERIES INSPECTION & QUARANTINE DIVISION Manual of Operation Monthly Status Report of EU Approved Fishery Establishments Fisheries Inspection Section Effective Date: August 6, 2019 Document No: MOP-FIQD- FIS- RN-014 Rev. No. 00 Page No. 4 of 13 Fresh Frozen Small Swimming Crab (crablets) 984-0670 Fresh Frozen Eel (Gilled and Gutted) Fax# 984-0670 NCR Boneless Milkfish Unseasoned, Jennifer Uy Ampon 3034 Superb Catch, Incorporated 46 Maria Clara St., Acacia, Boneless Milkfish Marinated Tel# 285-7772 Malabon City Boneless Milkfish Marinated hot Telfax#285-7774 Boneless Milkfish Belly, Back fillet, head and tail Fresh Frozen Giant Squid Frozen Milkfish (Barbeque, Steak Ala Pobre and Inasal) Fresh Frozen Threadfin Bream Fresh Frozen Yellow Tail Fusilier Fresh Frozen Largehead Hairtail Fresh Frozen Roundscad Fresh Frozen Short Bodied Mackerel Fresh Frozen Big-eye Scad Fresh Frozen Tilapia Fillet Frozen Smoked Milkfish Frozen Smoked Tilapia Frozen Milkfish Meat, Milkfish Bits (Bangus Sisig), Milkfish Roll (rellenong bangus) and Milkfish Spring Roll NCR 4905 Seachamp International 94-C Electronics Avenue, FTI Fresh
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