Yellow Fin Tuna Fillet

Loin Tuna Yellow Fin dan Big Eye. Grade A,B,C,D. SIZE 1-2, 2-3, 3-5, 5 UP.1 CO TREATED AND NATURAL.

Supplier: Yellow fin tuna : 1. fillets and steaks 2. whole fish
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* Yellow fin Tuna is a commonly used seafood product available in the market. It is the tastiest product with the healthy nutritional value of seafood fish. It is consumed all over the world. Additionally, it is rich in minerals and vitamins, which are necessary for body intake. Hence, it is the most incredible seafood product in the industry. * Yellow fin Tuna is the ocean's fastest-growing fishery species. We supply a minimum of 12 kgs of tuna (yellow fin). The bulk of the materials is sourced through different fleets. Top A-grade Yellow fin Tuna is said to be sold as frozen/ sea chilled in the market. The majority of the consumption of tunas is ambient, prepared or in the preserved formats, which helps in driving the supply chain for fresh, frozen and chilled products. It also prevents tunas from discoloring. Quality: Sashimi grade adds significant value that increases its demand for high-quality tuna fish. Supply: Yellowfin tunas are supplied strategically with sea chilled and frozen. Product Details Name Description Product Name - Yellow fin Tuna Fish Scientific Name - Thunnus Albacares Size - 10/20KGS, 20/30KGS, 30KGS UP Product Specification - Whole Round /HGT / HG/ Fillets/ Shahmi Grade/Frozen Tuna Loins Skin On/ Skinless Preservative - Chilled and Frozen Storage condition - Fresh / Frozen ; Freeze or Super-Freeze at 0C to 2C Packaging Details - carton boxes as per customer requirement

Frozen/Fresh Yellow Fin Tuna From Indonesian Sea. We are ready to supply the global market in large quantities. Our stock capacity is 1000 Tons Per Month. Product Name : Fresh/Frozen Yellow Fin Tuna. Specifications : Grade A, sizes Sizes 10/20kgs ; 20/30kgs ; 30kgs up. Certification : HACCP. Packaging : cardboard according to buyer's request. Payment Terms : TT/LC. FOB Price.

Fish - Yellow fin tuna Type - co treated Loin Grade - Sashimi Grade AA Size - 3kg up Packing - as you like

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