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2/11/08 Bokong Investment Trading Company
WE BUY ALL TYPES OF CANNED FOOD/SADINE/MINERAL WATER/HEALTH PRODUCTS/FISH CANNED/FOOD AND BEVERAGES
Contact: Pauline
City: Douala, Iittoral
Tel: 97 231 860  Fax: 97 231 860
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Email: bokonginvestment@yahoo.ca
19/9/08 Dozas Investment Ltd.
To whom it may concern, We are company agent, distributor and wholesaller of all kind of Product here in cameroun and we are looking for a capable company that can supply to us a large quantity of cosmetics/chemical/baby ware/t-shirt/canned food/seafood So we will want the intereted companies to contact us through our email direct for more informations. Thanks as we hope to develope a long lasting business relationship in the nearest future.
Contact: Otisi
City: Douala, Littoral
Tel: 75 637 360  Fax: 35 369 874
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Email: dozasinvesmentsltd@yahoo.fr
19/10/08 ETS CODIS CAM
We are company enageges in the importaion of seafood for it good sale to the end user and we are looking for relable suppliers to urgently contact with our infromation aboved for urgent
Contact: sam
City: DOUALA, LITORAL
Tel: 702 4592  Fax: 334 35363
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Email: codisinv@yahoo.com
2/11/08 Nenebest Creations Sarl
Our company is located in Douala Cameroon, we trad on canned foods such as canned sardines/tuna,canned juice,tomatopaste,etc
Contact: Nene Opeh
City: Douala, Littoral
Tel: 74 954 965  Fax: 74 954 965
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Email: nenebestcreation@yahoo.com
30/8/08 Systemlinks Sarl.
Systemlinks Sarl is a trading company located in Douala Cameroond ealing on seafoods and other daily consummed products, suppliers should contact us directly for business.
Contact: Macos Philip
City: Douala, Littoral
Tel: 74 954 962  Fax: 74 954 962
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Email: woocam@yahoo.com
23/10/08 Tradex Sarl Inc
We are one of the leading importers of canned food and beverages in country.we mainly import canned sea foods and canned sea food oil.we import and buy canned fish,canned tuna,canned crab,canned Hake,canned hubbsi, illex squid, carp, croaker, hoki, rainbow trout and other pelagic species etc.please kindly contact us at tradexsarl at yahoo dot com for more details.we are willing to buy.
Contact: -
City: Douala, Littoral
Tel: 74 034 259  Fax: 74 034 259
Skype: tradexsarl
Email: tradexsarl@yahoo.com
11/10/08 Transmedia Techologies Inc.
We are importers of seafoods as we have customers and supplt seafoods to big restaurants and hotels
Contact: Ngassa Lauran
City: Douala, Littoral
Tel: 74 041 581  Fax: 74 041 581
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Email: transmedia_technologies@yahoo.com


Government Contacts & Information Resources for
Commercial Fishing, Seafood, Aquaculture, Marine & Oceans in Cameroon


Fishery and Aquaculture Country Profile for Cameroon - aquatic species caught by country or area, by species items, by FAO major fishing areas, and year, for all commercial, industrial, recreational and subsistence purposes. The harvest from mariculture, aquaculture and other kinds of fish farming is also included.

Organization of Ministry Livestock, fisheries and animal industries Cameroon - Contact details

FISH & SEAFOOD of CAMEROON
The fish community inhabiting the estuaries, creeks and other coastal brackishwater consists of both freshwater and marine fish species. The estuarine Sciaenidae (croakers) are dominated by Pseudotolithus elongatus whose bathymetric distribution extends to 20 m depth, but P. senegalensis and P. typus (which are a common element in the catch of the coastal open waters) also occur in the estuaries. The family Clupeidae constitutes an important element of the estuarine fish community. Ethmalosa fimbriata (bonga) and Ilisha africana (shad) are both caught in the shallow open waters and in the brackish water. Third, the family Polynemidae (threadfins) contributes significantly to estuarine and creek fisheries, but it is not yet possible to determine the exact magnitude of Galeoides decadactylus, Polynemus quadrifilis and Pentanemus quinquarius, which are harvested from brackish waters. Additionally, other marine species in this sector include: Pteroscion peli (drum), which extends from the sea to the freshwater zone; Lutjanus (snapper); Cynoglossus (soles); (Pomadasys jubelini (sompat) grunt; Penaeus notialis (southern pink shrimp); the marine and estuarine Parapenaeopsis atlantica (Guinea shrimp) and Palaemon (white shrimp). The other significant exploitable resources in the estuaries and creeks are: Chrisichthys nigrodigitatus (brackishwater catfish), Arius spp. (marine catfish), Trichiurus lepturus (hairtail/silver fish), Cybium tritor (Spanish mackerel), Sardinella and Sphyraena (barracuda).

The Ocean Data and Information Network for Africa (ODINAFRICA) brings together marine institutions from twenty-five Member States of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO from Africa (Algeria, Angola, Benin, Cameroon, Comoros, Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Egypt, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, South Africa, United Republic of Tanzania, Togo, and Tunisia). The goal of the current phase of ODINAFRICA is to improve the management of coastal and marine resources and the environment in participating countries by: enhancing data flows into the national oceanographic data and information centres in the participating countries, strengthening the capacity of these centres to analyse and interpret the data so as to develop products required for integrated management of the coastal areas of Africa, and increase the delivery of services to end users.


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