EU exports standards at shrimp and tilapia farms and hatcheries levels

From: libioulle@gmail.com
Date: Fri Dec 15 2006 - 01:53:29 PST

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    Dear Seafood listers:
     
    After having worked since 1989 in South America and the Caribbean in
    tilapia and shrimp aquaculture as technical, production and farm
    manager, I moved back last year to Belgium with my family where I am now
    developing international consultancies in tropical aquaculture. I am
    very familiar with the technical and production processes and I would
    like to specialize in the setting up of EU exports standards at farms
    and hatcheries levels because I think it’s a new and important gap which
    needs to be filled. My qualifications and experience make me well suited
    to this kind of consultancies and I am seeking information about the
    possibilities of training, and/or employment in this field.
     
    In your opinion, what should be the best way to specialize myself in
    this field? Who should I contact? What should be the trainings to
    follow?
     
    I hope you can inform me and I look forward to hear from you. Thanks in
    advance.
     
    Yours truly,
     
     

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    Jean-Marc LIBIOULLE

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