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Danish Chamber of Commerce Vol.2 No.2 August 1995
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, Food products.
Well-known
Danish trading house with a wide
range of food products want to enter the Thai market. The product range consists among other of: lrozen good such as vegetables,
chips, fish, meat and chicken;
tinned meat; dairy products as well as raw materials for food process-
ing. The company can deliver packs for retail business either with
the companies own brand or with the purchasers trademark. The company is well established and dynamic with sales in more than 50 countries worldwide and with offices in several European countries as well as in China. The company is looking for purchasers and /or a distributor.
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Fish and shellfish products.
The company ls a major manufaclurer of a wide range of cold water
fish and shellfish products with Atlantic prawns being the companies single largest product. Most of their raw materials are caught by their own fleet of fishing vessels processing and freezing the catch at sea to preserve the freshness. The produc{ range consist among other of: prawns, halibut, salmon, cod, lrout and plaice as well as a
wide range of easy-to-prepare
dishes. The company sells branded products In attractive retail packs.
The company has offices in several European countrias as well as in USA and Japan. The company is looking for a distributor or agent.
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Autoclaves for the food lndustry. The company has produced autoclaves for the food industry since 1936 and are loday exportlng their equipment to large
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Denmarkto offer mine cl earing ships Denmark, an expert in versatile offshore partrolvessels, has demonstrated its mine clearing module to the Royal Thai Navy Naval Team Denmark - the Danish export consortium for marine technology visited Thailand in mid-June to present its state-of-the-art mine clearing technol-
- can be mounted on the vessel in only 45
minutes, thereby changing the ship into a mine clearing vessel. Should the ship be needed to solve other tasks, the module may quickly be replaced by any of the
ogy to the Royal Thai Nalry and the Armed Forces Supreme Command. The presenlation coincided with the Royal Thai Naq/s decision to give top prioritytothe purchase of advanced mine
several other available modules - for instance a missile module or a module for fighting oil pollution.
clearing vessels.
small unmanned drones sent out in front
The Danish delegation was led by Rear Admiral Niels Mejdal and the commanding officer from the Standard Flex 30O vessel, "Flyvefiskeq" of which Denmark already has 14 ships in operation. It was the first time that the Danish mine clearing system for the Standard Flex 300-type of ve.sselwas demonstrated outside Denmark. The system, which is already operational in Denmark, is build in a module, which - much like the Danish LEGO-toy
of the vessel, scanning the waters in the
The mine clearing module consists of
area. When a mine is spotted, a small remotely controlled underwater drone is sent out with a video camera to place a detonating charge as close as 1O cm to
the mine to destroy it. The Danish concept is up to 25 pct. cheaper than existing mine clearing vessels, which do not feature the unique versatility developed by the companies behind Naval Team Denmark.