| Maruha Nichiro |
Tokyo, Japan |
A globally operating seafood company active in most segments of seafood production |
| Nippon Suisan Kaisha (Nissui) |
Tokyo, Japan |
A globally operating seafood company active in most segments of seafood production |
| Thai Union Frozen Products |
Samutsakorn, Thailand |
The world’s largest canned tuna producer and fifth largest shrimp farmer (2011) |
| Marine Harvest |
Bergen, Norway |
The world’s largest salmon producer and the most actively traded stock in the seafood sector |
| Dongwon Group |
Seoul, South Korea |
A national (75% of Korean canned tuna market share) and world leading tuna producer (together with Thai Union) |
| Skretting |
Stavanger, Norway |
A leading salmon feeds producer |
| Pescanova |
Pontevedra, Spain |
The world’s second largest shrimp producer and the largest fishing company in the European Community |
| Austevoll Seafood |
Storebø, Norway |
The world’s largest fishmeal company and second largest salmon producer |
| Pacific Andes |
Hong Kong, China |
The world’s second largest fishmeal producer |
| EWOS |
Oslo, Norway |
A leading salmon feeds producer |
| Kyokuyo |
Tokyo, Japan |
Similar to Maruha Nichiro and Nissui, but with relatively more limited operations |
| Charoen Pokphand Foods (CP Foods) |
Bangkok, Thailand |
The world’s largest shrimp farmer and the largest shrimp feeds producer |
| Trident Seafood |
Seattle, USA |
The largest seafood company in North America |
