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Fish & Seafood Suppliers in South Africa
South African seafood & fish suppliers,
seafood processors, fish processors, fish processing
companies, industrial food processing equipment suppliers,
wholesalers, marine industry, aquaculture, exporters,
importers and government bodies
Aquaculture Association of South Africa
Pretoria, South
Africa. was established in the late
1980's in order to represent the interest of the then
fledgling aquaculture industry in Southern Africa. The
Association has since developed into a structure with
representation from the various sectors contributing towards
the aquaculture industry of the region, including marine
species such as oysters, mussels, abalone and prawns;
freshwater species such as trout, catfish, tilapia,
ornamental fishes; as well as service providers such as feed
companies, equipment suppliers and veterinary services.
Aquaculture Institute of South Africa
Due to the need for bringing the Freshwater and Marine
Aquaculture sub-sectors closer, the name was soon thereafter
changed to the Aquaculture Institute of South Africa (AISA)
which operates as a non-profit organization in the fashion
of a “one-stop-shop”. AISA’s VISION is “To be a globally
competitive Aquaculture sector in the Western Cape and in
general in South Africa” and it’s MISSION is “To promote the
integrated development of a sustainable and equitable
Aquaculture sector for the Western Cape and in general for
all South Africans”.
Western Cape Tilapia Growers Association
was formed from like minded individuals that
have a passion for aquaculture and are keen to develop a
tilapia culture
in the Western Cape. With very little data or working
tilapia farms it was decided to develop our own research
farm, analyze appropriate stock, research markets and bring
together interested parties.
South
African Crocodile Farming Association
To promote the sustainable utilisation of Nile Crocodiles,
including the utilisation for commercial purpose Crocodile
products harvested from such Crocodiles. To protect and
conserve all wild Nile Crocodile population in South Africa.
Abalone Farmers
Association of Southern Africa (AFASA)
P O Box 199
HERMANUS 7200
SOUTH AFRICA
Tel:
+27-28-313-1055
Fax: +27-28-312-2288
Catfish South Africa
Chairperson: Ingo Beckert
PO Box 648, Suider Paarl, 7624
Cell: +27-(0)82 569 8906
Mpumalanga Trout Producers Forum
Chairperson: Renier Van der Merwe
P.O. Box 309, Lydenburg, 1120
T: +27-(0)13 235 1248 / +27-(0)13 235 4101
F: +27-(0)13 235 4101
Mussel and Oyster Forum
Chariperson: Vossie Pienaar
PO Box 814, Saldanha, 7395
T: +27-(0)22 7142107
F: +27-(0)22 7142107
Tilapia Association of South Africa (TILASA)
Chairperson: Kriek Bekker
P O Box 3423, Matieland, 7602
Tel. & Fax: +27-(0)21 8852122
Marine Finfish
Association
Chairperson: Rob Landman
Irvin & Johnson Holding Company
(Pty) Ltd
70 Prestwich Street, Cape Town,
8001
T:+27-(0)21 402 9490
F:+27-(0)21 402 9375
South African Koi
Traders Association (SAKTA).
Chairperson: Collin Nel
PO box 3136, Montana Park, 0159
Cell: +27-(0)83 451 3284
Mobile fax: +27-(0)83 281 5862
Western Cape Trout
Producers Association
Chairperson: Krijn Resoort
Po Box 266, Franschhoek, 7690
T: +27-(0)21 372 1100
F: +27-(0)21 371 4900
Ornamental Fish
Producers
Chairperson: Leslie Ter
Morshuizen
Private Bag X1672, Grahamstown,
6140
T:+27-(0)46 6223690
F:+27-(0)46 6224868
Aquaculture Stewardship Council
The ASC's mission is to transform aquaculture towards
environmental sustainability and social responsibility using
efficient market mechanisms that create value across the
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