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Swai/Basa

Pangasianodon hypophthalmus (swai) / Pangasius bocourti (basa)

A freshwater catfish farmed in Southeast Asia, swai is one of the most widely traded whitefish fillets in the world: mild, white, boneless and consistent in size, at an accessible price. Basa is a closely related species with a slightly firmer, whiter fillet.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Chemical-free / Phosphate-treated (STPP)
  • Glazing

Tilapia

Oreochromis spp.

A farmed freshwater fish with a mild, slightly sweet white flesh that takes any preparation. Tilapia fillets are a staple of foodservice and retail programs because sizes are consistent and supply is year-round.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Chemical-free / CO-treated
  • Glazing

Branzino/European Seabass

Dicentrarchus labrax

A Mediterranean sea bass with delicate white flesh and fine flakes, usually sold whole for plate-size service. Farmed product gives consistent plate sizes in the 300 to 600 g range.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)
  • Glazing

Salmon

Salmo salar

Atlantic salmon is the most traded farmed finfish, valued for its rich, orange-pink flesh, high fat content and consistent sizes. Harvested on production cycles, it supports weekly programs of fillets and portions.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • Color & Grade
  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Turbot

Scophthalmus maximus

A prized European flatfish with firm, white, gelatinous flesh, served whole or in thick fillets in fine dining. Farmed turbot provides plate-size whole fish on a regular schedule.

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Tuna Loin

Thunnus spp.

Tuna loins are the primary raw material for sashimi, poke, steaks and searing. Yellowfin and bigeye are the usual species for loins; grade is set by colour, fat and texture.

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  • Grade
  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)

Ground Tuna

Thunnus spp.

Ground tuna (also sold as tuna scrape or minced tuna) is used for spicy tuna rolls, poke mixes and burgers. It is produced from loin trimmings and sold frozen in blocks or bags.

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  • Grade
  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)

Belly Tuna

Thunnus spp.

The belly (toro in Japanese cuisine) is the fattiest cut of the tuna, prized for sashimi and grilling. Availability follows the loin cut.

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  • Grade
  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)

Tuna Steak

Thunnus spp.

Portion-cut tuna steaks give kitchens a fixed weight per plate without trimming loss. Cut from loins, they are sold by portion weight and grade.

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  • Grade
  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)

Mahi-Mahi

Coryphaena hippurus

Mahi-mahi (also sold as dorado) is a fast-growing pelagic fish with firm, mild, pinkish flesh that cooks up white and holds together on the grill. Foodservice buyers value it for good yield and consistent portions.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)
  • Glazing

Pollock

Gadus chalcogrammus

Alaska pollock is one of the largest whitefish fisheries in the world and the base of fish sandwiches, fish sticks, surimi and value-priced fillet programs. Lean, white and mild, it is sold mostly as fillets and blocks.

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  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Rainbow Trout

Oncorhynchus mykiss

A farmed freshwater salmonid with tender, pink to orange flesh and a milder flavour than salmon, served whole, butterflied or as fillets.

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  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Flounder

Atheresthes stomias

A North Pacific flatfish with lean, white, delicate flesh, sold mainly as fillets for breading and frying programs.

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  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Ocean Perch

Sebastes spp.

Ocean perch (redfish or rockfish, depending on origin) has a mild, sweet, white flesh with a fine flake, usually sold as skin-on fillets because the red skin is part of its appeal on the plate.

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  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Halibut

Hippoglossus stenolepis

The largest flatfish, with firm, white, lean flesh and thick fillets that suit grilling and roasting. Halibut is a premium whitefish with a defined fishing season.

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  • IQF/IVP
  • Glazing

Snappers

Lutjanus spp.

Red, lane, yellowtail and other snappers are warm-water reef fish with firm, lean, white flesh, sold whole for display and as skin-on fillets for the plate.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)
  • Glazing

Swordfish Loin

Xiphias gladius

Swordfish has a dense, meaty, mildly sweet flesh that holds up to grilling and is sold as loins and steaks. Loins are graded by colour and bloodline.

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  • Packaging & Size
  • IQF/IVP
  • Treatment: Untreated / CO-treated (where permitted)
  • Glazing

Corvina

Cynoscion spp.

A Latin American coastal fish with firm, white, mild flesh, used widely for ceviche, frying and grilling.

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