FROZEN ESO SURIMI
Good day to you. Please allow us to introduce ourselves. We are Gopika Impex, an Indian company exporting seafood since 1996. We can offer you Indian Mackerel as follows. Product: Indian Mackerel Packing: Individually Frozen 10 kgs per master carton Grade and price: 4 - 6 ---------1047 cartons @ USD 2.90 per kg 6 - 8 ---------1854 cartons @ USD 2.60 per kg 8 -10--------- 356 cartons @ USD 2.15 per kg 10-12 ------- 1352 cartons @ USD 1.90 per kg 13-15---------1115 cartons @ USD 1.35 per kg 16-20--------- 317 cases @ USD 1.10 per kg All prices quoted are CNF Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysian main ports Payment: By Letter of credit at sight Loading: In the next vessel available after order confirmation
Packing : 1X10Kg IF Grade : U/5. 4/6.6/8.7/8.8/10.10/12.12/15.16/20
Packing : IWP 1X10Kg Grade : 300/400, 400/500, 500/600, 600/700, 700/800, 800/900, 900/1000, 1000up
Packing : IWP 1X10Kg Grade : 300/400, 400/500, 500/600, 600/700, 700/800, 800/900, 900/1000, 1000up
Packing : Running Weight Grade : 2/4Kg, 4/10Kg, 10/20Kg, 20Kg Up
Packing : Block 1x10Kg Grade : 100/200, 200/300, 300/400, 400/700,700 Up
Packing : 1x10Kg IF Grade : U/5. 4/6.6/8.7/8.8/10.10/12.12/15.16/20
Packing : Mooncut/Whole rount Grade : 80/100, 100/200, 200/300 300/500, 500Up
Packing : Whole round/Gutted Grade : 1/2Kg, 2/3Kg, 3KgUp
Packing : Whole round/Gutted Grade : 1/2Kg, 2/3Kg, 3Kg Up
Packing : I/F / Black Grade : 5inch UP, 7Inch UP
Indian Mackerel
"Product Name BQF Frozen Horse Mackerel Scientific Name Trachurus Japonicus Freezing way A. BQF(Block Quick Frozen) B. IQF(Individually Quick Frozen) Fishing Zone FAO61 Catch way A. Trawl B. Light Purse Seine Freezing Area A. Sea/Board Frozen B. Land Frozen Types A. For fishing/Bait-Grade A B. For Market Sale-Grade A/B C. For Canning-Grade C Size A. 16-22CM,20-25cm,25+ B. 100-130G,130-150G,150-200G C. 8-10,6-8,5-6pcs/KG N.W./Glazing 100%NW,95%NW,90%NW."
Yellow Croaker (Larimichthys polyactis) A native of the western Pacific region Yellow croaker is often seen inhabiting temperate waters like those of yellow sea and the East China Sea. Usually, the yellow croaker is found eating zooplankton, small fishes and shrimps etc. Mostly you would find this fish in shallow water conditions but they try to avoid brackish conditions as much as they can. An average male, in this case, reaches a height of 42 cm though the average height still remains around 30 cm. With red lips, gold body and belly and light yellow fins these fish have an almost rectangular shape. Insides of the mouth are white in colour and its gill slits would be black. Their head has two hard bones which give balance to the fish while swimming. These bones are used for medicinal purposes as well. Another habit of theirs which makes them distinct is that they love to jump over water. It was once an abundant fish in the Chinese and Japanese waters but in the 1970s over usage led to its population coming down. However, they have again become prominent and are consumed salted and fried which is highly prized in those areas. The breeding season of the Yellow croaker is from March to June and they spawn between 30000-70000 eggs at a time. PACKING 1x10Kg, 2x10Kg Shutter Packing GRADE 50/100, 100/200, 200/300, 300/500, 500Up
Mahi Mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) A common dolphin fish mahi-mahi is a surface dwelling fish which is known to inhabit temperately, subtropical and tropical waters. You would find these fish in the Gulf of Mexico, Costa Rica and Hawaii. Its name as per the Hawaiian language means very strong. These fish have compressed bodies and the single long dorsal fin extends to its entire length. Males who have matured have a prominent forehead which protrudes in front while the females have a round head. The caudal and anal fins they have are concave in shape. Most of these fishes have a bright colour like bright gold, green and blue. In fact, its pectoral fins are bright blue in colour. Once they are out of the water they change their colour many times. Before dying they adopt the colour yellow grey which is quite distinct. Mahi Mahi is regularly used for gaming and commercial reasons. Their beauty, size and food quality makes them a popular choice of gaming lovers. You would find the Mahi Mahi floating around debris, near reefs. The United States and the Caribbean countries are major consumers if this fish but now they are becoming a choice for some other countries as well. PACKING I/F GRADE 500/1000, 1000/2000, 2000/3000, 3000/5000, 5000Up
Seer Fish (Spanish King Mackerel) Having the name of Spanish King Mackerel the Seer Fish is a migratory species which can be found in the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Worldwide it is famous for both recreation and commercial purposes. Usually, it is considered to be a medium fish and its size varies from 5 to 14 kgs. In certain cases, though they have been found to exceed 40 kg weight too. Its first dorsal fin is colourless and you can see it folded back like in a body grove. Colour of the fish is olive on the behind with some fading seen on both belly and the back. Small fishes like those less than 5 kg weight are also seen with yellow brownish spots, especially on its flanks. The teeth are sharp and lined uniformly side by side with very less space in between. The Seer Fish is carnivorous and leaves no opportunity to eat fish voraciously. Their prey would depend on their size. Normally they do not attack any humans but if they feel any kind of threat they cannot be stopped. From North Carolina to Texas the seer fish is considered to be an optimum gaming fish. For commercial purposes, they are trapped using run-around gill nets. PACKING IF 1x20Kg GRADE 500/1000, 1000/2000, 2000/3000
Silver Croaker (Pennahia argentata) The silver croaker or Pennahia argentata I avidly found in the Northwest Pacific region from Japan, Hong Kong to North Korea and Yellow sea. Its length at maturity remains around 14 cm but there have been instances where fishes of high length like 40 cm have also been found. With regards to its dorsal rays, they are around 11 in number while dorsal soft rays can be anywhere from 25-28. The Silver croaker has 2 anal spines and 7-8 anal soft rays with close to 25 vertebrae to give support to the body. Posterior end of its pectoral fin extends along the posterior end of its spinous dorsal fin and is a remarkable feature of its body. There are no markings seen inside the lower jaw teeth and the length of its second anal spine is almost equal to the diameter of its eye. Silver Croaker is mostly seen in muddy and shallow waters and you have to delve deep to bring them out. Mostly you find these little fish preying and eating other small fishes and invertebrates that they find easily available. When it comes to marketing the Silver Croaker they are used fresh and dried and are quite tasty to consume. PACKING 1x10Kg, 2x10Kg Shutter Packing GRADE 50/100, 100/200, 200/300, 300/500, 500Up
King Fish (scomberomorus Guttatus) Also famous as the Indopacific king mackerel, this fish is a subspecies among the mackerel variety. You can find it abundantly occupying the Indian Ocean and areas around it. A very popular game fish the average weight it can grow up to is around 45 kg. It is also considered to be a very strong fighter. To avoid being caught it can jump out of the water and surprise the catcher too. The Kingfish is silvery white on the sides and it has multiple rows of brown spots all along its body. The size of the spots is smaller than the diameter of its eyes. Malaysia, India and Thailand have commercial fisheries which deal in handling the kingfish. In India areas around Sunder bans, West Bengal and Chennai is where the fish is abundantly found. Most of the countries of the Indian subcontinent i.e. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are regulars when it comes to eating this fish. It is eaten fresh or cooked and also used to make fish pickle. Sometimes the same is eaten with freshly cooked rice. Even though Thailand has less availability of the fish the demand to eat is quite high. PACKING : Ruunnig weight IF GRADE : 3/5Kg, 5/10Kg, 10/15Kg, 15Kg Ups
Red Snapper (lutjanus Malabaricus) A subspecies of the snapper the red snapper is a regular inhabitant of western Atlantic Ocean including the Gulf of Mexico. You find red snapper in areas where reefs are common. Its body shape is quite similar to the other snapper fishes. It has a sloped profile, medium scales, spiny dorsal fin and a compressed body. By the time the red snapper matures it reaches a length of around 39 cm or 15 inches. Adulthood you would find them at a length of 60 cm going up to 100 cm in some cases. So far its maximum weight that has been recorded is around 38 kg. The colour as the name indicates is red and intense pigmentation can be seen on the back of the fish. The red snapper is a prized catch and people catch it for both commercial and recreational purposes. In Continental USA the red snapper is around 50% of the fish that is caught. Red snappers can themselves eat anything however the preference is mostly for crustaceans and small fishes. These fish are soft eaters and if you are trying to catch them they would nibble on the bait and escape from your clutches hence multiple hooked baits are used. PACKING IF 1x20Kg GRADE 500/700, 700/1000, 1000/2000, 2000/3000, 3000 Up
