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The Portunus pelagicus, commonly known as the blue swimming crab, offers several benefits, particularly in the realm of ecology, economy, and gastronomy: Ecological Balance: Blue swimming crabs play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of their habitat. They are scavengers and predators, feeding on various organisms, thus helping to control populations of smaller marine creatures. Economic Importance: These crabs are commercially valuable and support fisheries in many regions. They are harvested for their meat, which is considered a delicacy in various cuisines worldwide. The economic value generated from the harvesting, processing, and selling of blue swimming crabs contributes significantly to coastal economies. Employment Opportunities: The crab fishing industry creates employment opportunities for many people, particularly in coastal communities where the fishing and processing operations are based. This industry sustains livelihoods for fishermen, processors, traders, and others involved in the supply chain. Cultural Significance: In certain cultures, blue swimming crabs hold cultural significance and are integral to traditional cuisines and customs. They often feature prominently in festive and celebratory meals, showcasing their importance beyond mere sustenance. Nutritional Value: Blue swimming crab meat is rich in protein and various nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. It provides consumers with a healthy source of sustenance, contributing to balanced diets. International Trade: Blue swimming crabs are traded globally, contributing to international trade networks. Countries that have abundant stocks of these crabs can benefit from export revenues, while importing countries gain access to a sought-after seafood product. Tourism: In some regions, the presence of blue swimming crabs can attract tourists interested in culinary experiences and seafood delicacies. This can boost local tourism industries, particularly in coastal areas known for their seafood cuisine. Overall, the Portunus pelagicus, or blue swimming crab, plays a multifaceted role in both natural ecosystems and human societies, offering ecological, economic, and cultural benefits. However, sustainable management practices are essential to ensure the long-term viability of crab populations and the continued benefits they provide.

Blue Swimming Crab Scientific Name: Panulirius homarus

Live Mud Crab : We have many types size of Live Mud Crab : 1600 - 1400 XXL, 1300 - 1100 XL, 900 - 800 big, 700 - 600 mid, 500 - 300 small Packing: 15 - 20 kg/box or customer's request. Our capacity : 100-200 tons/ month The payment term : T/T or L/C at sight

Live Mud Crab ( Seafood) Male crab weight : above 250 gram Female crab weight : above 180gram Each Box/Carets weight : 15 kgs . Please contact for more details. AWF Global Trading Company Limited. Hong Kong

we are offering you best quality fresh Live Mud crab directly sourced from farmers and processed and packaging by our expert workers. We are dedicated to provide you the best price and the best service. Please contact us for more Details . Size Details: XXL -Male Mud Crab - 451g to up. XL -Male Mud Crab -350g to 450g L -Male Mud Crab -250g to 350g SM -Male Mud Crab -150g to 250gs FFL -Female Mud Crab - 201g to up F1 -Female Mud Crab -171g to 200g F2 -Female Mud Crab -151g to 170g F3 -Female Mud Crab -100g to 150g Please contact us for more detail.

Norwegian Snow Crab is caught in the cold waters of the Barents sea. This product we produce in clusters, Whole round and also ship live. One 40 ft container takes 896 cartons �  20 kgs, for a total of 17 920 kg. Information about the product: Case dimensions 60cm X 43cm X 20cm

Blue Swimming Crab (Portunus Pelagicus) The blue swimming crab is a huge crab which can be found in estuaries around Australia and New Caledonia. All over the world, it has been given multiple names like flower crab, blue crab, blue swimmer crab, blue manna crab or sand crab. Males of this species are blue in colour and have white spots on its body. The females, on the other hand, have a dull brown or green colour and are identified due to their round carapace. During the winter and in day time you would find the blue crab buried under the sand. When its high tides they may come out to feed upon bivalves, fish and macroalgae. They are considered to be excellent swimmers and their flattened legs look like paddles. But they are unable to survive out of the water for very long periods of time. Found largely in the Indopacific region it is eaten widely in the region. It is one of the high prized species and its meat has a sweet taste to it. In the Persian Gulf, the species is cultivated for meat consumption and the females are considered a better option. The blue crab is also fished in Australia and available to the regular fishers. During the rainy season, the Juveniles migrate from estuaries to the seawater. PACKING 1 X 10 KG IF SIZES U/5, 4/6, 6/8, 8/12, 12/15, 15/18