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Product Catalog Foodservice Product catalog Foodservice 1 NILEPERCH Nordic Seafood... ORANGE ROUGHY PANGASIUS Nordic Seafood was founded in 1988 in the Danish fishing port of Hirtshals. With sales companies both domestically and 13 PARROT FISH internationally, Nordic Seafood is one of Europe’s leading distributors of seafood from the whole world. Nordic Seafood is owned by Nippon Suisan Ltd. (NISSUI) Japan – one of the world’s leaders in seafood (fishery, aquaculture, OREO and processing). SPOTTAIL SPINY TURBOT TURBOT As importer, packer, and distributor, Nordic Seafood creates seafood value for our customers by staying ahead in terms of SKATE WINGS CRAYFISH quality, dependability, and competitiveness. Our premises in Hirtshals include 2,300 m2 of production facilities and 6,000 m2 14 CRAB of cold stores. - Blue Swimming Crab, King crab, crabmeat, snorwcrab, With our own sales companies and our business partners, we work closely with our customers as a flexible and development REDFISH 25 oriented partner. RED MULLET RED SNAPPER We keep up-to-date with the latest trends and possible applications which benefits our customers and work to meet 15 SHRIMP individually wishes. - camarones, shell shrimp, black tiger, vannamei, redshrimp, warm water-shrimps, 28 jingashrimp, kingshrimp, battered PLAICE 16 - whole, unbreaded, breaded MUSSELS - green shell mussels, scallops, INDEX A WORLD OF SEAFOOD blue shell mussels, musselmeat, clams, LEMON SOLE 33 surf clams, oysters PIKE PERCH FILLET YELLOWFIN SOLE SARDINES ALASKA POLLACK SAITHE ANCHOVY 17 SUSHI BARRAMUNDI - ebi, ebi fry, Octopus, toppings, fillet, 4 RED SEABREAM/SNAPPER whole fish, roe, see-algae salad, octopus salad, HERRING edamame beans, MISCELLANEOUS Products SMELT 36 ESCOLAR/BUTTERFISH SWORD FISH CATFISH DOVER SOLE 18 TILAPIA SURIMI FISHBONE/BODIES SEAFOOD COCKTAIL/MARINARAMIX 5 FISH FILLET - flounder, dab OCTOPUS COD - octopus, sepia, loligo, tubes, rings - whole, fillet, loins, battered, breaded, 39 SEAFOOD SKEWER nuggets, cheeks SEA BREAM TROPICAL TONGUESOLE ARGENTINE 20 TUNA MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALITIES SHARK - loins/chunks, sashimi, steaks - snails, pastry, spring rolls, gyoza, froglegs, 6 GROUPER pancakes, kakiage, gratin, kaffir, cassava HAKE leaves, lemongrass RED GURNARD 41 WAHOO SEABASS 9 TROUT/RAINBOW TROUT CATFISH - whole, fillet, smoked MONKFISH 21 SUSTAINABILITY 7 WHITE HALIBUT NISSUI SALMON - whole, filet, steaks, scrabemeat, 42 smoked, graved, battered LOBSTER - whole, bodies, tails, Norwegian lobster, WHITE HALIBUT 11 Langustine HORSE MACKEREL HOKI 23 MAHI MAHI 8 INDIAN MACKEREL MACKEREL HADDOCK MARLIN 12 MILKFISH YELLOWFIN SOLE (CHINA/NORTH SEA) ESCOLAR/BUTTERFISH (VIETNAM/INDONESIA) Item no Product Item no Product 3245308 Yellowfin Sole, skinless, size 80/120 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 5444301 Escolar fillet, skin-on, indv packed, IQF, size 1-2 kg Glaze 20% 25 kg 3245540 MSC Yellowfin Sole medaillions rolled w/Salmon, size 40/60 g Glaze 10% 5 kg 5444212 Escolar fillet, skin-on, indv packed, IQF, size 2 kg/+ Glaze 10% 25 kg 3245590 MSC Yellowfin Sole medaillions rolled w/Salmon, size 40/60 g Glaze 10% 10 (2 x 5) kg 5444202 Escolar fillet, skin-on, indv packed, IQF, size 2 kg/+ Glaze 20% 20 kg 5444111 Escolar fillet, skinless, boneless, indv packed, IQF, st. 1-2 kg Glaze 10% 25 kg 5451432 Escolar steaks, skinless, boneless, IQF, size 175/225 g Glaze 20% 10 x 1 kg ALASKA POLLACK (CHINA/NL) Item no Product 1742991 Alaska Pollack fillet, skinless, boneless, size 120/170 g Glaze 20% 10 x 1 kg CATFISH (INDONESIA) 1752320 MSC Alaska Pollack loins, skinless, boneless, size 100/120 g Glaze 20% 5 kg Item no Product 1752322 MSC Alaska Pollack loins, skinless, boneless, size 120/140 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 2205105 Catfish, whole, cleaned, IQF, iwp, size. 500/800 g. Glaze 4 kg 20% 1773325 Fishfingers, breaded, pre-fried, 25 g Glaze 0% 5 x 1 kg 1773150 MSC Alaska Saithe, battered, pre-fried, 75 g Glaze 0% 2 x 3 kg 1773415 Alaska Pollack Cordon Bleu, breaded, w/ham, cheese & broccoli, pre-fried, size 140/160 g Glaze 0% 5 kg FISHBONE/BODIES (NL/DENMARK) 1761215 Alaska Pollack, breaded, pre-fried, w/shrimp & mushroom in white wine sauce, size 140/160 g Glaze 0% 5 kg Item no Product 3201005 Fishbone/bodies, (Turbot/Dover Sole), block frozen, unsorted Glaze 0% 5 kg 5990020 MSC Fishbone, (Flounder), block frozen Glaze 0% 5 kg ANCHOVY (GREECE) Item no Product FISH FILLET (NORTH SEA/BALTIC SEA) 5702305 Anchovy, Whole, uncleaned, IQF, size 70-90 pcs/kg Glaze 10% 10 x 1 kg Item no Product FLOUNDER (NORTH SEA/BALTIC SEA): 2641308 Fish fillet, unbreaded, wo/dark skin, size 80/120 g Glaze 20% 5 kg BARRAMUNDI (VIETNAM) 2671405 Fish fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 50/70 g Glaze 0% 5 kg 2671407 Fish fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 70/100 g Glaze 0% 5 kg Item no Product 2671410 Fish fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 100/130 g Glaze 0% 5 kg 5959355 Barramundi fillet, skin-on, boneless, IQF, size 300/500 g Glaze 15% 5 kg 2671413 Fish fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 130/150 g Glaze 0% 5 kg 5959314 Barramundi fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size 140/200 g Glaze 10% 5 kg 2673307 Fish fillet, breaded, pre-fried, wo/dark skin, size 70/100 g Glaze 0% 5 kg DAB (NORTH SEA) 2771205 Dab fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 50/70 g Glaze 0% 5 kg RED SEABREAM/SNAPPER (MAROKKO) 2771207 Dab fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 70/100 g Glaze 0% 5 kg 2771210 Dab fillet, breaded, wo/dark skin, size 100/130 g Glaze 0% 5 kg Item no Product 5801302 Red Seabream/snapper, whole, uncleaned, IQF, size 200/400 g Glaze 0% 10 kg 4 5 SEABASS (TURKEY) Item no Product 5803103 Seabass, whole, cleaned, IQF, size 300/400 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 5843109 Seabass filet, skin-on, boneless, IQF, size 90/120 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 5843112 Seabass filet, skin-on, boneless, IQF, 120/170 g Glaze 20% 5 kg CATFISH (GREENLAND/ICELAND/FAROE ICELANDS) Item no Product 2241304 Catfish fillet, skinless, intl, size 400 /800 g Glaze 0% 4 x 6 kg 2252314 Catfish loins, skinless, boneless, PBO, IQF, size 140/160 g Glaze 10% 5 kg SEAFOOD SKEWER (THAILAND/VIETNAM/INDIA) Item no Product 7510290 Seafood Skewer, raw, 80 g/pcs, (Salmon, green pepper), 10 skewer/bag Glaze 0% 12 x 800 g MONKFISH (FAROE ICELANDS/CHINA) 7590590 Seafood Skewer, raw, 100 g/pcs, (Squid, fish, shrimp - provencial), 8 skewer/bag Glaze 0% 12 x 800 g Item no Product 7588510 Cuttlefish Skewer, (Sepia), raw, 80 g/pcs, 10 skewer/ps Glaze 0% 12 x 800 g 2321305 Monkfish tail, skin-on, IQF, size 0,5-1,0 kg Glaze 10% 10 kg 2321310 Monkfish tail, skin-on, IQF, size 1,0-2,0 kg Glaze 10% 10 kg 2321345 Monkfish tail, skinless, IQF, size 1,0-2,0 kg Glaze 10% 10 kg 2321420 Monkfish tail, skin-on, IQF, size 2,0-4,0 kg Glaze 10% 25 kg SEA BREAM (DORADE ROYAL) (TURKEY) 2321440 Monkfish tail, skin-on, IQF, size 4 kg/+ Glaze 10% 25 kg Item no Product 2391020 Monkfish cheeck meat, skinless, intl, assorteret Glaze 0% 4 x 5 kg 5802203 Sea Bream, whole, cleaned, size 300/400 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 2347501 MonkFish fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size 100/200 g., (CHINA) Glaze 20% 10 x 1 kg 5802204 Sea Bream, whole, IQF, size 400/600 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 2347102 MonkFish fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size. 200/400 g., (CHINA) Glaze 20% 5 kg 5842209 Sea Bream fillet, skin-on, boneless, IQF, size 90/120 g Glaze 20% 5 kg 2347104 MonkFish fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size. 400/600 g., (CHINA) Glaze 20% 5 kg 5842212 Sea Bream fillet, skin-on, boneless, IQF, size 120/160 g Glaze 20% 5 kg WHITE HALIBUT (DENMARK/GREENLAND/SPAIN/CHINA) ARGENTINE (FAROE ICELANDS) Item no Product Item no Product WHOLE: 5766110 Argentine minced, raw, block frozen Glaze 0% 7, 5 kg 2014105 White Halibut, whole, cleaned, J-cut, tail-less, size 5 kg/+, block (GREENLAND) Glaze 0% 19 kg FILET/STEAKS: 2031420 White Halibut steaks, skin-on & bone, size 175/225 g. Glaze 15% 5 kg 2043060 White Halibut fillet, skin-on, IQF, size 1000/1500 g, 100%nw Glaze 0% 25 kg SHARK (VIETNAM/SPAIN/INDONESIA) 2043065 White Halibut fillet, skin-on, IQF, size 1500 g/+, 100%nw Glaze 0% 25 kg Item no Product 2041201 White Halibut fillet, skinless, boneless, size 175/225 g, IQF Glaze 20% 5 kg 3043202 Blue Shark loins, skinless, boneless, IQF, 100% nw, size 2-5 kg Glaze 10% 25 kg 2041212 White Halibut fillet, skinless, boneless, size 200/400 g, IQF Glaze 25% 5 kg 3033502 Blue Shark steaks, skin-on, bone-in, IQF, size 175/225 g Glaze 20% 10 x 1 kg 2041204 White Halibut fillet, skinless, boneless, size 400/800 g, IQF Glaze 20% 5 kg 2041104 White Halibut fillet, skinless, boneless, size 400/800 g, INTL, No additives! Glaze 0% 4 x 6 kg SMOKED: 2082212 Smoked White Halibut, whole side, vac, size 1100 g/+ 10 pcs/ctns GROUPER (VIETNAM/INDONESIA) 2084208 Smoked White Halibut, pre-cut, vac, size 800/1200 g 10 pcs/ctns Item no Product 2089200 Gravad White Halibut, pre-cut, vac, size 800/1200 g 10 pcs/ctns 5943123 Grouper fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size 300/500 g Glaze 10 kg 10% 5943223 Grouper fillet, skinless, boneless, IQF, size 500 g/+ Glaze 10 kg 10% 6 7 WHITE HALIBUT (DENMARK/GREENLAND/ICELAND) HAKE (ARGENTINA) Item no Product Item no Product 2101302 White Halibut head-on, cleaned, fins-on, tail-on, size. 2-5 kg. Glaze 0% ca. 20 kg 1842570 HAKE fillet, skinless, PBI, IQF, size 60/130 g Glaze 10% 5 kg 2131410 White Halibutsteaks, skin-on, bone-on, size.
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