Seafood Industry Contacts

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	Siam Canadian (Malaysia) Limited Supplying a wide range of shrimp, fish, cephalopods and value added seafood products. http://www.siamcanadian.com	Contact: Chaipat Kunapiwatkul
		City: Bangkok
		Tel: +66 2 185 3311 / 712 7570 Fax: +66 2 185 3317
		Skype: -
		Email: chaipat@siamcanadian.com

	AAE (Advanced American Enterprises) We only license our inventions (Technology transfer) or sell our equipments, Represetatives needed at 10% commission. 1. License to manufacture and sell expandable fish traps, 6% royalty. Each folded trap is 0.5Kg that self-expand to 2m x 2m x 2m at sea floor. A one-man small fishing boat can fish and harvest 5 separate fishing fields, 20 traps each. The daily harvesting of 20 traps increases the catch by 10 folds compared to using the hook. 2. Motorized live-fish carrier (boat): to transport 4 tons of live fish upto 1,500 mile on-water ($79,000) Live demo from Yemen to Jeddah Saudi Arabia. 3. Live fish keeper (250 Kg capacity) to keep fish alive in the small boat till delivery ( $350). www.saferplane.com/fish www.stealthIR.com/fish Dr Z, also invented the first laser scanner that read DNA identity and Barcode in 1972, USA patent # 4025200.	Contact: Dr Rashid A Zeineh
		City: Fullerton, California, USA
		Tel: +1 714 870 0290 Fax: +1 714 870 6385
		Email: aab@ix.netcom.com

12/06/09	Imperial Discus Farm Aquarium Trading We are the one of the largest discus breeding farm in Malaysia. We are offering our services as exporters of varies tropical fish especially in DISCUS, Arowana and Flowerhorn. With over 5 years in exporting live fish industry, we are confident that we can supply you with top quality fish, and of course, the fishes we have on sale are completely virus free and hormone free species.	Contact: Sam Kwan
		City: Ipoh, Perak
		Tel: 175 785 035 Fax: -
		Skype: Get Skype Now!
		Email: kwants@idfdiscus.com.my

9/08/09	Lakudang (M) Sdn. Bhd. We are a farm raised Vannamei White shrimp processer and exporter.	Contact: C.H. Tan
		City: Parit Buntar, Perak
		Tel: 716 0058 Fax: 717 4900
		Skype: Get Skype Now!
		Email: chtan@lakudang.com

22/06/09	Lukut Logistics (M) SN BHD. -	Contact: Ramesh Ranasamy
		City: Negeri Senbilan
		Tel: 646 4177 Fax: 646 3386
		Skype: Get Skype Now!
		Email: lukutlogistics@yahoo.com

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

Fishery and Aquaculture Country Profile for Malaysia - 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.

Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center - For four decades, SEAFDEC has been recognized by the Member Countries as an organization that promotes sustainable fisheries development in the region on various aspects. Activities are conducted under interdisciplinary approach covering – responsible fisheries and aquaculture technologies and practices, post-harvest technology, international and intra-regional fish trade, fisheries management concepts and approaches, policy and advisory services, and addressing international fisheries issues.

Malaysian Trade Development Corporation - National trade promotion agency of Malaysia. Including information on Malaysia's free trade agreement. Products directory, services directory, Halal directory.

Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry - Official Ministry of Agriculture website

Royal Customs of Malaysia - Full customs information for Malaysia

Customs Acts, Regulations and Tariff Codes -

Malaysian Fisheries Society
Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia

Department of Fisheries, Sabah - Fisheries Department, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Fisheries, Fishing, Perikanan, Aquaculture, Dasar Pertanian Negeri Sabah.

Fisheries Research Institute (Sarawak Branch), The Fisheries Department of Malaysia. - To Develop Centre of Excellence on Marine Fisheries Resources, Aquaculture and Aquatic Ecology Research

Seaweed Resources of Sarawak - Seaweeds are macro benthic marine algae. They form a conspicuous component of primary producers in the shallow marine environment. They possess different type of pigments such as chlorophylls, carotenoids, phycobilins, and other accessory pigments which enable them to synthesize organic compound from simple compounds such as water and carbon dioxide in the presence of light as source of energy. Except among the blue green algae, the pigments are contained in organelles called plastids. Chlorophyll a, the primary pigment is present in all groups however, other chlorophyll and accessory pigments such as the phycobilin, carotenoids may differ among the major groups. The accessory pigments may blend or mask chlorophyll a to produce the diagnostic colour of the different groups, thus the names green, brown, blue-green and red seaweeds originated.

AQUASTAT is FAO's global information system on water and agriculture developed by the Land and Water Division. It collects, analyses and disseminates data and information by country and by region. Its aim is to provide users interested in global, regional and national analyses with comprehensive information related to water resources and agricultural water management across the world, with emphasis on countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Information for Malaysia

The Fisheries Industry In Sabah - A Short Profile
The state of Sabah, Malaysia, which is located in the middle of one of the twelve mega biodiversity sites in the world, has abundant and diverse natural resources. Its seas, wetlands, rainforests and rivers abound with a wealth of natural resources that are matched by only a few places in the world. The bio-diversity of coral reefs and marine resources, mangrove and coastal wetlands, and seagrass beds is among the highest in the nation, if not the world. Coral reefs and mangrove wetlands are also renowned for their natural beauty and species diversity; they are central attractions for the tourist industry.

The rich tropical seas of Sulu, Sulawesi and South China, which surround the State on three sides, sustain the livelihood of many thousands of fishermen engaged in fishing. Numerous communities also benefit through employment and socio-economic opportunities that are associated with fishing, aquaculture and fish processing. Consumers of seafood and other aquatic produce of course have long enjoyed the numerous and assorted bounties from the seas and rivers.