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VerifiedFisheries· Founded 1996

İlknak Aquaculture

İlknak Aquaculture is a global company as a producer of awarded, healthy and most qualified Mediterranean farm fish at Turkey since 1996. İlknak Aquaculture is one of the integrated seabass and seabream producers in Turkey with modern hatchery, adaptation unit, 2 main fish farms and new packing facility with European Union export code. İlknak Aquaculture abide by the hard standards like quality, authenticity, traceability and environmental consciousness of industry by the certifications of ISO, OHSAS, BRC, Global GAP and IFS. Please follow the link for more information and İlknak Aquaculture news on or social media pages.

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HeadquartersIzmir, TurkeyEmployees78(201 to 500)Founded year1996Websiteilknak.comLinkedIn profileLinkedIn

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  • 7quality control engineer
  • 2bilgi teknolojileri uzmanı
  • 2engineer
  • 2insan kaynakları
  • 2işçi
  • 2quality assurance manager
  • 2su ürünleri mühendisi
  • 1accounting manager
  • 1accounting specialist
  • 1aquaculture and fisheries engineer
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