Alamenia S.A.
Headquartered in Argentina
Alamenia S.A. is an Argentine seafood importer and distributor with more than 35 years in the market, based in San Martin, Buenos Aires province. It imports and distributes fish and shellfish nationwide, supplying hotels, restaurants, and wholesale markets across Argentina.
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Latin America
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Argentina
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