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Seafood-Catalog-2018 WEB.Pdf Frozen Shrimp: 1-10 Frozen Prepared Retail: 33-37 Aqua Star: 1-3 Aqua Star, Handy, Great American: 4-6 NAFCO: 33 Markesa, Sea Snack: 6 Matlaw’s, Bantry Bay, Bumble Jade Lion: 7-8 Bee: 34 Sail: 9 Pacific Seafood, Keyport, Packer Label: 10 Great American Seafood, Ocean Edge Foods: 35 Salted, Smoked & Pickled: 11-16 Phillips, Lahgniappe, Dockside Arctic Blue, Corona Classics, Seafood Market: 36 Dominicana, Fox River, Yankee Trader Seafood: 37 Luna Artica, Arctic Moon, Merex: 11 Frozen Raw Retail: 38-41 Sea Star Seafoods, Pana Pesca: 38-40 Packer Label: 12 Aqua Star, Billot, IMAEX, Tesoro, Foppen: 13 Great Aerican Seafood: 41 Ducktrap, Blue Hill Bay: 14 Spence and Co.: 15 Frozen Raw Bulk: 44 Acme, Salted Pork Tails: 16 Packer Label, Sea Delight: 44 Frozen Fillets Retail: 17-20 Frozen Prepared Bulk: 43-45 Arctic Blue, Arctic Moon: 17 Nautical Foods, Packer Label, Great American: 17-18 Schooner: 43 Just Fish: 18 Great American Seafood, NAFCO, Newport, Sustainable Aqua Star, Matlaw’s: 44 Catch Seafood, Orca Bay: 19 Sea Cuisine, Seafood America, Wholey: 20 Dockside Classic: 45 Fillets Bulk: 21-23 Retail Ready Product: 46-49 Arctic Blue, Arctic Moon: 21 LaMonica, Cape May: 46 Packer Label: 22-23 Kelchner: 47 Beck’s, Offshore Delights, Whole Head Fish: 24 Sea Gold, True Citrus Gold’s: 48 Fresh & Frozen Shellfish: 25-28 Sau-Sea: 49 Aqua Star, Orion, Great American Seafood, Pre-Order Bulk Fillets: 50-52 Louis Kemp: 25 Black Pearl, Congressional: 50 Phillips: 26 Packer Label: 50-52 Packer Label Lobster: 27 Packer Label Crab, Sea Trek, Mussels: 28 Pre-Order Retail Packed Fillets: 53 NAFCO: 53 Imitation Crab and Lobster: 29 Ocean Edge Foods, Great Pre-Order Whole Head Fish: 54-56 American Seafoos, Trans Ocean, Oyster Bay: 29 Pre-Order Shellfish: 57-58 Squid and Octopus: 30-31 Pre-Order Prepared Bulk: 59-61 Ocean Queen Seaood, Lagniappe: 59-60 Yacht, Top Catch, Empress, Nautical Foods, Slade Gordon: 61 Lund’s: 30 Packer Label: 31 Pre-Order Retail Ready Sushi: 62 Okami: 62 Fresh Prepared Retail: 32 Dockside Classics: 32 Pre-Order Smoked Fish: 63 Acme: 63 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 26/30 Cooked Shrimp 31/40 Cooked Shrimp 41/50 Cooked Shrimp 71/90 Cooked Shrimp AQ2426A PL2427M PL9870 PL7303A 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 16/20 Cooked Shrimp 21/25 Cooked Shrimp 26/30 Cooked Shrimp 31/40 Cooked Shrimp AQ2721 AQ2366 PL2426T PL2427 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 41/50 Cooked Shrimp 71/90 Cooked Shrimp PL2844T PL7303 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 1 HARVESTEDHARVESTED YEAR-ROUNDYEAR-ROUND AVAILABLEAVAILABLE RAWRAW OROR COOKED,COOKED, SHELL-ON,SHELL-ON, PEELED,PEELED, MARINATEDMARINATED OROR BREADEDBREADED FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 13/15 P&D Shrimp 16/20 P&D Shrimp 21/25 P&D Shrimp 26/30 P&D Shrimp AQ4927A AQ5768 PL4687 AQ4689 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 41/50 P&D Shrimp 31/40 P&D Shrimp Tail Off PL8439 AQ8449 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 26/30 EZ Peel Shrimp 31/40 EZ Peel Shrimp AQ9864A AQ9863A AQ9862A 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 2 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 26/30 EZ Peel Shrimp 31/40 EZ Peel Shrimp 51/60 EZ Peel Shrimp EX9864 PL9863 PL9862 PL9718 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 8/12 White Shrimp 16/20 White Shrimp 21/25 White Shrimp 26/30 White Shrimp PL2364 AQ9861 AQ4690 AQ9865 6 / 4lbs 6 / 4lbs 6 / 4lbs 6 / 4lbs Jumbo Cocktail Shrimp Ring - 10oz Shrimp Ring - 16oz Shrimp Ring - 36oz Shrimp Tray AQ6940 AQ6943 AQ2582 AQ6944 12 /10oz 12 / 16oz 4 / 36oz 6 / 1.25lbs 3 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 26/30 Cooked Shrimp 31/40 Cooked Shrimp 41/50 Cooked Shrimp 51/60 Cooked Shrimp GR8376 GR8377 GR8381 GR8306 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 71/90 Cooked Shrimp 16/20 Cooked Shrimp 26/30 Cooked Shrimp 31/40 Cooked Shrimp GR8382 GR8363 GR8365 GR8378 10 / 1lb 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 41/50 Cooked Shrimp 8/12 P&D Shrimp 21/25 P&D Shrimp 31/40 P&D Shrimp GR8380 GR8407 GR8359 GR8358 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 4 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 26/30 EZ Peel Shrimp 31/40 EZ Peel Shrimp 51/60 EZ Peel Shrimp GR8351 GR8362 GR8356 GR8307 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 8/12 EZ Peel Shrimp 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 26/30 EZ Peel Shrimp 31/40 EZ Peel Shrimp GR8405 GR8352 GR8353 GR8357 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 13/15 Wild Caught 16/20 U.S.A. Shrimp 21/25 U.S.A. Shrimp 31/40 U.S.A. Shrimp U.S.A Shrimp GR8319 GR8320 GR8322 GR8318 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 20 / 1lb 5 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily U/15 Argentine Shrimp 16/20 Argentine Shrimp 21/25 Argentine Shrimp GR6854 GR6859 GR6861 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs Breaded Butterfly Shrimp Cooked Shrimp Meat GR8391 GR4792 10 / 2lbs 10 / 1lb U/15 Wild Mexican U/10 Wild Mexican Cooked Salad Shrimp White Shrimp White Shrimp SS6589 PL2446 PL1019 12 / 1lb 30lb Case 6 / 5lbs 6 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 16/20 Cooked Shrimp 31/40 Cooked Shrimp 41/50 Cooked Shrimp 51/60 Cooked Shrimp Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off JL3466 JL3465 JL2889 JL9871A 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 60/70 Cooked Shrimp 70/90 Cooked Shrimp 21/25 Cooked Shrimp 26/30 Cooked Shrimp Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off JL3087 JL3088 JL3082 JL2765 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 31/40 Cooked Shrimp 40/50 Cooked Shrimp 51/60 Cooked Shrimp 60/70 Cooked Shrimp Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off JL2504 JL1087 JL9871 JL3086 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 7 When quality matters, you are only as good as your supplier. Gathered responsibly by Sea Lion International around the world, prepared and attractively packaged for your markets Specializing in cooked tail-off, clear bag, rider shrimp FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily 21/25 P&D Shrimp 31/40 P&D Shrimp Tail Off Tail Off JL3084 JL3085 10 / 1lb 10 / 1lb 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 16/20 EZ Peel Shrimp 21/25 EZ Peel Shrimp 31/40 EZ Peel Shrimp Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off Tail Off JL3089 JL3090 JL3091 JL3096 20 / 1lb 10 / 2lb 10 / 2lb 10 / 2lb 8 PREMIUM QUALITY SEAFOOD www.easternfish.com FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily U/12 P&D Shrimp 8/12 P&D Shrimp 16/20 P&D Shrimp 31/40 P&D Shrimp SL8777A SL8777 SL5769 PL5833 10 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 13/15 P&D Wild 16/20 P&D Wild 8/12 Cooked and Mexican Shrimp 21/25 Mexican Mexican Shrimp Cleaned Shrimp SL4947 P&D Shrimp SL8857A PL1764 5 / 2lbs SL7522 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 5 / 2lbs 13/15 EZ Peel Shrimp 21/25 EZ Peel Shrimp SL8177 SL9860 10 / 2lbs 10 / 2lbs 9 FROZEN SHRIMP Available Daily PACKER LABEL 16/20 Wild U.S.A. 31/40 P&D Black U/12 Wild Shrimp 13/15 EZ Peel Shrimp Pink Shrimp Tiger Shrimp - Tail Off OQ2371 SM8177 PL6160 CN8439A 10 / 5lbs 10 / 2lbs 12 / 1lb 5 / 2lbs 40/50 White Shrimp PL9869 10 / 4lbs 10 Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Salted Alaskan Pollock Salted Alaskan Pollock Salted Alaskan Pollock AB9678 AB3290 CD3290 20 / 12oz 32 / 10oz 32 / 10oz Boneless Jumbo Boneless Salted Pollock Salted Alaskan Pollock Salted Cod FX2045 LA9678 CN2445 24 / 1lb 20 / 12oz 40lb Case Boneless Salted Salted Alaskan Pollock Salted Alaskan Pollock Salted Pollock Fillets Cod Cello-Pack AM9678 AM9778 MR9678 AM2039 20 / 12oz 20 / 1lb 30 / 12oz 24 / 1lb 11 TOP QUALITY Boneless, Skinless & Salted Pollock Fillets Available exclusively through Porky Products Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Back Split Salted Herring Salted Mackerel Fillet Pickled Split Mackerel Mackerel Bucket PL1394 PL2042 SS2462 PL2302 12 / 12oz 12 / 12oz 20lb Case 25lb Case Semi Boneless Medium Light Boneless Salted Cod Boneless Salted Pollock Salted Cusk-Cod Salted Cod PL2016 PL2729 PL2023 PL2026M 40lb Case 40lb Case 40lb Case 50lb Case PACKER LABEL Boneless, Skinless Bone In Medium Smoked Herring Fillet Bits of Bacalao Salted Cod Salted Pollock PL2047 PL2046 KM2455A PL2517 10lb Case 40lb Case 22lb Case 50lb Case 12 Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Flame Roasted Hot Smoked Black Hot Smoked Traditional Smoke Your Own Salmon Salmon Slices Pepper Salmon Salmon FP7783 FP7795 FP7782 FP7781 8 / 8oz 8 / 6oz 11 / 4oz 11 / 4oz Smoked Premium Loin Smoked Rainbow Trout Smoked Salmon Side Smoked Salmon Slices FP7779 FP7793 FP7774 FP7775 4 / 6oz 12 / 4.4oz 10 / 17.5oz 14 / 3.5oz Smoked Sockeye Smoked Salmon Slices Smoked Toast Slices Salmon Slices FP7776 FP7778 FP7791 10 / 7oz 10 / 8.8oz 14 / 3.5oz 13 Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Smoked Kendall Brook Smoked Wild Sockeye Smoked Trout Smoked Salmon Slices Atlantic Salmon Slices Salmon Slices PL6842 PL6839 DT6866 DT6867 6 / 8oz 8 / 4oz 8 / 4oz 8 / 4oz Sliced Sockeye Smoked Sliced Wild Alaskan Pastrami Salmon Slices Herring in Wine Sauce Salmon Smoked Salmon PL6841 BH9233 BH9231 BH9232 8 / 4oz 12 / 12oz 12 / 3oz 12 / 3oz Herring in Cream Sauce Herring in Dill Fresh Ahi Fresh Salmon Poke BH9234 BH9235 Tuna Poke BH9238 12 / 12oz 12 / 12oz BH9237 12 / 8.8oz 12 / 8.8oz 14 Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Nova Lox Smoked Smoked Organic Traditional Scottish Gravlax Slices Salmon Slices Salmon Slices Salmon Slices SP2877 SP2880 SP2874 SP2881 6 / 4oz 6 / 4oz 6 / 4oz 6 / 4oz Wild Smoked Salmon Lox in a Box with Smoked Salmon Smoked Salmon Pinwheels Cream Cheese Petit Fours Pinwheels SP2884 SP2879 SP2876 SP2882 5 / 4oz 5 / 4oz 5 / 4oz 5 / 4oz Smoked Trout Fillets SP2875 6 / 8oz 15 Salted, Smoked & Pickled Available Daily Herring in Wine Sauce Herring in Cream Sauce Nova Bits Sliced Smoked Nova Lox AC4887 AC4888 AC4990 AC4993 12 / 12oz 12 / 12oz 1 / 5lbs 12 / 4oz Sliced Smoked Sliced Nova Sliced Nova Salmon Boards Scottish Salmon AC4996 AC9281 AC9279 12 / 8oz 2 / 3lbs 12 / 4oz PACKER LABEL Cured Pork Tails PL2298 35lb Bucket 16 FROZEN FILLETS RETAIL Available Daily Tilapia Fillets - 1lb Tilapia Fillets - 2lb Striped Pangasius (Basa) AB7721B
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