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Benefits of vacuum packed sea products

Quality against deterioration and rotting

    • Choose to pack your products as fresh as possible,

    • Pack with good bacteriological quality; a fish packed within 2 days of being caught will have a 2-3 times' longer shelf-life,

    • Protect fish and seafood from microbial and oxidizing activities.

Physical protection is also important

    • Ensure efficient protection of the fish against contamination,

    • Protect with a bag or tray against grime during transport, and drying by ventilation of the cold chamber,

    • Store the packed fish with other foodstuffs,

    • Better manage your stock by the presence of the best-before-date

A ready-to-cook/eat fish solution

    • Propose fish that is ready to cook or heat up after opening,

    • Vacuum pack scraped, gutted, trimmed, filleted fish, cut into steaks, slabs or strips, depending on customer expectations,

    • Become fashionable by getting into the sous-vide cooking of fish.

Vacuum packed fish and seafood

    • White fish: turbot, cod, pollack, sole, grouper, hake, monkfish, barbell, shark
    • Oily fish: eel, herring, mackerel, salmon, sardines, swordfish, trout, tuna
    • Shellfish and molluscs: crab, crawfish, cuttlefish, lobster, mussels, octopus, oysters, scallops, prawns, squid, whelk, winkles
    • Sea preparations: smoked fish, fish eggs, raw fish, carpaccio, roe


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