The scallop Zygochlamys patagonica is a bivalve commonly known as a scallop.
Its two valves have ridged ribs starting from the top of the shell and are light beige to brown in color.
It is caught all year round in zone F.A.O. 41 (Argentina), using traps and nets.
The absence of soaking allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed. It is MSC certified.
We sell it nut without coral.
Enjoy it in cooked shells, pan-fried, in cassolettes or in puff pastry.
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Cooked premium crab meat
The Cancer pagurus crab is a crustacean commonly known as an edible crab.
It has a smooth, egg-shaped, brick-colored shell. Its flesh is dense and tasty.
It is caught from August to November in zone F.A.O. 27 (North-East Atlantic), using traps.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it shelled, in the form of leg meat mixed with body meat, which gives it that “premium” look.
Enjoy it in stuffing, egg rolls, salads or lasagne.
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Cooked 100% leg meat
The Cancer pagurus crab is a crustacean commonly known as an edible crab.
It has a smooth, egg-shaped, brick-colored shell. Its flesh is fairly coarse but dense and tasty.
It is caught from August to November in zone F.A.O. 27 (North-East Atlantic), using traps.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it the form of 100% legged cooked meat.
Enjoy it in stuffing, egg rolls, salads or lasagne.
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Cooked king crab cluster
The Paralithodes camtschaticus crab is a crustacean commonly known as the king crab.
It is the largest crustacean in the world. The most beautiful specimens can weigh 15 kg and have a wingspan of almost 2 m. There are several species: red (the most common), blue, brown and golden.
It is caught all year round in zones F.A.O. 18, 21, 27 or 41 using traps.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it a cooked section.
Enjoy it in buffets or in cocktails.
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Cooked snow crab cluster
The Chionoecetes opilio crab is a crustacean commonly known as the snow crab.
Smaller than the king crab, the snow crab looks like a large spider. Its shell is orange-brown on the back and cream on the belly. In addition to its pair of strong claws, it has four pairs of long oval legs.
It is caught all year round in zone F.A.O. 21 (North-West Atlantic), using traps and pots.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it cooked cluster.
Enjoy it in buffets or in cocktails.
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Cooked lobster meat
The lobster Homarus americanus is a crustacean commonly known as American lobster or Canadian lobster.
It has a greenish-bronze back and an orange belly, unlike its European cousin with a blue back and a pinkish-white belly. Its shell often has many dark spots. The underside of its rostrum is provided with small teeth, which also distinguishes it from the European lobster with a smooth rostrum. Its white flesh, pink-orange on the surface, is firm and dense.
It is caught from May to June and from August to September in zone F.A.O. 21 (North-West Atlantic), using traps.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed. It is MSC certified.
We sell it different presentations: claw, leg, joint and body meat.
Enjoy it in salads, sandwiches, cassolettes, or highlighted in a display.
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Blanched Atlantic squid ring
The squid Illex argentinus is a cephalopod commonly known as the Argentine red squid.
Eight suction cup tentacles are connected to their head. Its colors are brownish to purple.
It is caught from February to June in zone F.A.O. 41 (South-West Atlantic), using trawls or jigging (multi-hook lines).
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it as bleached ring.
Enjoy it in ready-made dishes, in seafood cocktails or in paella.
For further information, please visit : www.fao.org
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Blanched Pacific squid ring
The squid Loligo duvauceli is a cephalopod commonly known as Indian squid.
Eight suction cup tentacles are connected to their head. Its size can reach 40 cm.
It is caught all year round in F.A.O. 51 (Indian Ocean), using trawls, seines or lines.
The absence of any chemical treatment allows its taste qualities to be fully expressed.
We sell it as bleached ring.
Enjoy it in ready-made dishes, in seafood cocktails or in paella.
For further information, please visit : www.fao.org
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Raw giant squid ring
The squid Dosidicus gigas is a cephalopod commonly known as a giant squid.
It is one of the largest squids. Its mantle or body can reach a length of 1.5 m. It can easily change color and flash red and white when hunting.
It is caught all year round in F.A.O. 87 (South-East Pacific), with jigging (multi-hook lines).
Its treatment with citric acid gives it a softer texture.
We sell it ring form.
Enjoy it in ready meals, seafood cocktails or paella.
Process : fishing, sorting, cleaning, heading, gutting, removal of feathers and fins, peeling, rolling, chemical treatment, stamping, grading, deep-freezing, packaging, metal detector, storage
Storage conditions : Maximum storage temperature: – 18° C Best before date: 24 months after freezing date
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Raw squid tube
The squid Illex argentinus is a cephalopod commonly known as the Argentine red squid.
Eight suction cup tentacles are connected to their head. Its colors are brownish to purple.
It is caught from February to June in area F.A.O. 41 (South-West Atlantic), using trawls or jigging (multi-hook lines).
Its treatment with citric acid gives it a softer texture.
We sell it the form of a tube of raw squid.
Enjoy it in ready meals, seafood cocktails or paella.
For further information, please visit : www.fao.org