lightly salted atlantic cod fillets 500-1000g, 1000g+ skin-on PBI 11kg/ctn in bulk, 35% glazing Latin: Gadus morhua Pacific cod (Gadus macrocephalus), also Known As Cod, Alaska cod, Gray cod, True cod Product types: - IQF fillets, loins, portions and tails - IQF lightly salted loins and fillets - Dry and wet salted - Interleaved fillets - Blocks Pacific cod has moist, firm fillets, a distinctive large flake and a slightly sweet flavor. Unlike Atlantic cod, the Pacific cod is smaller in size and brighter in color. Pacific cod are found in the coastal North Pacific Ocean, from the Bering Sea to Southern California in the east and to the Sea of Japan in the west. Pacific cod have a relatively short life less than 20 years. Atlantic cod is one of the most well-known fish species in the world. It is known for its firm white meat and high nutritional values. The characteristics of the Atlantic cod are spotted skin, whit a distinct white lateral line running from head to tail.
scallop meat roe on,roe off, size 30-40, 40-60 pcs per kg Latin name: PATINOPECTEN YESSOENSIS Noix de Saint Jacques JAPANESE SCALLOPS The Japanese Hokkaido scallop fishery (Patinopecten yessoensis) was first started in the 1800s. Like the U.S. scallop, the Japanese scallop ranges in larger sizes from 9-12/lb., 16-18/lb., 18-22/lb. and 23-28/lb. Yesso scallops are developed in shallow bays and inlets along the coast from 1 - 6 miles offshore and in waters that are 48 to 164 feet deep. Wild juvenile scallops or spat are planted in specific areas of the ocean floor; they are planted at different times to ensure a consistent harvest. Most of the scallops planted this way are harvested by dredge. Scallops are also grown using the off-bottom method with suspended lantern nets. Scallops of marketable size 3.9" (100 mm) are available for harvest in year 2-3, earlier in more favorable conditions of food supply and temperature. The Japanese Scallop Fishery is managed by The Department of Fisheries and Forestry of the Hokkaido Prefecture. Today, because of successful sustainable fishing practices, the fishery is the world's largest scallop fishery. The Japanese Scallop Fishery achieved MSC certification in 2013.
Surimi crab sticks Surimi crab flakes Surimi crab bites 20%----50% surimi content, Surimi base is produced from threadfin bream (Nemipterus virgatus) package: 10kg bulk or retail bags like 125g, 250g,500g, 1kg, 1lb, 2.5lb etc. Ingredients: Fish meat, drinking water, wheat starch, soybean protein,sugar, salt, soybean oil, crab extract, crab flavor, ricewine, color. Surimi is a highly processed fish product that upgrades cheap fish to the top shelf of seafood - crab / lobster. It can be found in sushi and also as "log style" crabmeat to be added to salads. Here's what you need to know: 1. Surimi is a Japanese word that literally means "ground meat". 2. To make surimi, the lean meat from white fleshed fish such as pollock is pulverized into a thick paste. The gelatinous paste can then be combined with various additives to become fake crab, fake lobster, and whatnot. 3. The assortment of additives may include other fish products, but it is usually egg whites, oils, salt, starches, and spices.
Frozen Seafood mix, Frozen Seafood salad Cook Clam meat 800-1000/kg 25% Cook mussel meat 500-800/kg 12% Raw squid tentacle 4-6cm 18% Raw squid strip 4-6cm 35% surimi 3-5cm 10% Common name: Cocktail fruit de mer
breaded and battered alaska pollock fillets prefried, or raw breaded, white crumb or yellow crumb in retail package or bulk package Fish content: 50%-70% From natural fillets, or formed fillets breaded or battered squid rings, Breaded or battered squid strips. Common Name Rririliq ColÃ?Ân de Alaska
Pink salmon fillets IQF 11-13, 13+ size 200-500g skin-on or skinless Origin Russia or Alaska Pink salmonportions IQF 11-13, 13+ size 100-140g. skin-on or skinless Origin Russia or Alaska Common Name: Pink Salmon Scientific Name: Oncorhynchus gorbuscha Market Name(s): Humpback salmon, Gorbusch Pink salmon has a light, delicate flavor great for roasting or grilling, or topping with your favorite sauce. Pink salmon is the smallest wild Pacific salmon and its flesh is pale pink. This salmon is mild-flavored, softer than most salmon, has a small flake and contains a relatively low amount of oil. Look for pink salmon with firm meat that has minimal scale loss and no vertical bars of watermarks that indicate the fish has neared fresh water. Pink salmon is graded 2-4, 4-6, 6-9, and 9 up. Pink salmon is mostly sold frozen or canned and is increasingly sold in value-added products like salmon burgers and marinated steaks. A very small quantity is sold fresh, headed and gutted from July through August as is high quality whole pink salmon caught by trollers and frozen at sea.
Chum salmon fillet, portion, B/P block, scrapemeat block 13+, 11- Latin name: Oncorhynchus keta/gorbuscha Fillet Size: 400-800g, 800g+ Portion size: 80-100, 100-120, 120-140, 140-160f skin-on, or skinless, or defatted. Package: bulk, retail bag, IVP bag. Common Name:Chum Salmon Scientific Name:Oncorhynchus keta Market Name(s):Keta salmon, Dog salmon, Chub, Calico salmon Chum salmon: With a mild flavor and firm pink flesh, keta salmon are a great choice for grilling or roasting. Chum salmon can be the best value on the market when the skin is bright and the meat deep red, according to some buyers. Since most chum salmon spawns near river mouths, they have lower oil content than sockeye, Chinook, or coho. Chum salmon has a mild taste, is low in sodium, and is a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, niacin, vitamin B12, and selenium. Chum is graded 2-4, 4-6, 6-9, and 9 up and is readily available fresh and frozen, both H&G and fillets, but may also be canned or smoked. Like other kinds of salmon, chum quality differs greatly depending on the run. Buyers recommend learning about specific runs and their characteristics in order to identify the best salmon. The eggs are sold as ikura in Japan, where they have a high value.
Alaska Pollock fillet, loin, loinless block, B/P block, pieces IQF fillets Size: 2-4oz, 4-6oz, 6-8oz, 8oz+ loins sile: 80-120g, 120-160g Latin name: Theragra chalcogramma , Gadus chalcogramma MSC package,: bulk,retail bag or vacuum bag. Alaska Pollock is a part of the cod fish family. It is caught in the Pacific Ocean near Alaska. Known for its versatility, Alaska pollock's snow-white fillet flakes beautifully and offers a lean texture and mild taste.. Alaska pollock-also known as walleye pollock-is a key species in the Alaska groundfish complex and a target species for one of the world's largest fisheries. 97%: Calories from wild Alaska pollock are 97% from protein (compared to chicken breast [75%], lean ground beef [43%]) 1st: Alaska pollock is the largest fishery in the United States by volume and the second largest fishery in the world. 500m: Alaska pollock can be found ranging from surface waters to depths of over 500 meters.
Saithe fillets, or portions, loin, tails 120-140g, 140-160g, latin name: Pollachius virens Common Name: Atlantic Pollock Scientific Name: Pollachius virens Market Name(s): Saithe, Green cod, Boston bluefish Atlantic pollock is a member of the cod family but distinguished from cod by its greenish hue, paler belly, and brownish green back. Atlantic pollock are larger, slightly darker flesh, and have higher oil content than Alaskan pollock, which is actually a different species. Atlantic pollock is low in saturated fat and is an excellent source of protein, vitamin B12, phosphorus, and selenium. The flesh is firm and white, and has a sweet, delicate flavor. It is sold whole, in fillets, and steaks that are fresh, frozen, or smoked. Saithe has a more characteristic taste than most of the white fish. There are many different ways to prepare saithe. It's rich fishy flavour makes the saithe ideal for spicy dishes and dishes with strong and full flavours. Saithe is often overlooked due to the darker colour of its raw flesh, though it becomes lighter after cooking
Yellow-fin sole fillets (limanda aspera) 2-3,3-5, 5-7oz rock sole fillets (Lepidopsetta bilineata)2-3,3-5, 5-7oz Greenland halibut fillets(Reinhardtius hippoglossoides)200-400g,400-600g,600-800g Arrow tooth flounder fillets ( Atheresthes Stomias) , skin-on or skinless, boneless 200-400g,400-600g,600-800g Flathead Sole: Hippoglossoides elassodon Rock Sole: Lepidopsetta polyxystra Greenland Turbot: Reinhardtius hippoglossoides Alaska Plaice: Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus Arrowtooth Flounder: Atheresthes stomias Rex Sole: Glyptocephalus zachirus Yellowfin Sole: Limanda aspera The Flatfish: Combined, Alaska flatfish account for the third largest landings by volume from Alaska waters. All flatfish have both eyes on once side of their head so they can see even when buried on the seafloor, but which side their eyes are on varies by species. Though they begin life eating plankton, as they mature they feed on small fish and crustaceans on the ocean floor. As the name implies flatfish have a flat body and have both eyes on one side of their head (the side that does not face the bottom). Flatfish are 'demersal' fish, which means they feed on or near the bottom of the ocean. A high-quality, sustainable white fish, Alaskan flatfish populations are at healthy levels and as of 2010 were certified by the Marine Stewardship Council as a sustainable fishery. The most common species are yellowfin sole, northern rock sole, flathead sole and Alaska plaice. Catcher processors utilize onboard equipment to catch, process and freeze fish within several hours of harvest. The Alaskan flatfish fishery is divided into two separate management areas; the Bering Sea/Aleutians Islands (BSAI) and the Gulf of Alaska (GOA). Flatfish trawl gear has evolved a great deal in the past 20 years. Today the gear is lighter and leaves less of an environmental imprint on the ocean floor by raising the trawl sweep. The gear incorporates designs that target wanted species while reducing bycatch. This new modified type of gear was required on all Bering Sea fishing vessels starting in 2011.
