Scientific Name - Thunnus albacores Size - 25 kg below, 25-40 kg, 40 kg up Type of product - Whole frozen fish Freezing Way - IQF, ordinary temperature or ultra low temperature Glazing - 10%,20% etc. or as client's requirements
Scientific Name - Thunnus albacores Size - 25 kg below, 25-40 kg, 40 kg up Type of product - Whole frozen fish Freezing Way - IQF, ordinary temperature or ultra low temperature Glazing - 10%,20% etc. or as client's requirements
Longtail Tuna Scientific : Thunnes Tonggol
Type: Fresh/Frozen
Type: Fresh/Frozen
Tuna Fish
Packing : Running Weight Grade : 2/4Kg, 4/10Kg, 10/20Kg, 20Kg Up
Product Type : Fish Style : Canned Variety : Tuna Preservation Process : Water Certification : KOSHER, Shelf Life : 3 years TUNA CHUNKS PACKING :- 185 GM X 48 PCS ORIGIN :- THAILAND BRAND :- SAMAD Tuna Chunk 185 GM 34.00 160 GM 29.00 140 GM 28.00 95 GM 26.00 Flakes 185 GM 28.00 160 GM 25.00 140 GM 23.00 95 GM 21.00 Shredded 185 GM 26.00 160 GM 22.00 140 GM 18.00 95 GM 16.50
Product Type : Fish Style : Canned Variety : Tuna Preservation Process : Water Certification : KOSHER, Shelf Life : 3 years TUNA CHUNKS PACKING :- 185 GM X 48 PCS ORIGIN :- THAILAND BRAND :- SAMAD Tuna Chunk 185 GM 34.00 160 GM 29.00 140 GM 28.00 95 GM 26.00 Flakes 185 GM 28.00 160 GM 25.00 140 GM 23.00 95 GM 21.00 Shredded 185 GM 26.00 160 GM 22.00 140 GM 18.00 95 GM 16.50
Skipjack Tuna (Katsuwonus Pelamis) Skipjack Tuna is an average sized fish and is also known by multiple names like balaya, aku, arctic bonito, mush mouth, oceanic bonito, striped tuna, or victor fish. Normally it can grow up to 1 metre in length and can be seen in tropical and warm waters. It is for this reason that the Skipjack Tuna is much preferred by the fisheries. Skipjack Tuna moves around in large shoals of fish around 50000 at a time. It is also seen to feed upon molluscs, crustaceans and cephalopods. Since it is a liked prey for the larger fishes many people use it as a bait to catch some of them. Normally its weight can lie in the range 8-10 kgs but its maximum weight has been recorded at around 34 kgs. Considered as an important commercial fish you would find it sold in multiple ways like smoked, salted, canned and frozen. Maldives, France, Spain, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia are some countries where the Skipjack Tuna can be found in abundance. The Skipjack Tuna may have traces of mercury in its body hence its consumption is not recommended for pregnant women. Also known as Katsuo the Skipjack Tuna is an active part of Japanese cuisine. PACKING Running weight IF GRADE 1/2Kg, 2Kg Up
