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Located at Jurong Food Hub, Oceanwaves SG is a leading fresh seafood and meat supplier in Singapore. We distribute wholesale frozen seafood, beef, lamb, mutton, pork, poultry and other frozen food products like smoked and processed meat, ready-to-eat poultry, finger food.
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Singapore supplier of wholesale seafood, beef, lamb,...
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Oceanwaves supply an extensive range of wholesale food...
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Contact - Oceanwaves SG | Seafood & Meat Delivery in...
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Fresh & Frozen Seafood Supplier. Welcome to our online shop....
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Frozen Dim Sum Delivery. Order Dim Sum online. Ready-made....
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Chicken - Oceanwaves SG | Seafood & Meat Delivery in...
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Pork - Oceanwaves SG | Seafood & Meat Delivery in Singapore
- Trending Pangasius / Dory Fillet (~1Kg) 11.00
We deliver in 1–3 working days. Schedule: Monday – Saturday:...
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