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Guide to Seafood Processing Companies

Find seafood processors to aid in offering more choices to your customers


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Seafood processing companies can help your business grow by preserving seafood properly for a longer shelf life and offering a larger variety of uses for your seafood product. This could include canned, smoked, dried or other seafood processes.

To provide an expanded seafood product line to your customers you must first decide on the seafood processing services you require, compare seafood processing companies and learn where to buy processed fish and other processed seafood.

1. Decide on the seafood processing services that best suit your needs.

2. Compare seafood processing and shellfish processing companies.

3. Learn where to buy processed fish and seafood products, and where to process fish yourself.


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Decide on the seafood processing services you require


Fish processing is the act of treating and preserving the fish and other seafood for longer shelf life and expanded uses. This includes increasing your product line to meet customer needs and increase your business. To decide on the seafood processing services you need, ask your customers, look over past orders and make some decision for your menu.

I recommend: Check out Alaska Seafoods Direct to get an idea of the processing applications available. They specialize in both wild game and sport fish processing in a variety of applications, including freezing, smoking and canning. Bella Coola Fisheries, Ltd. offers a wide selection of seafood treated in all the major methods and offers gift packs, fresh fish and other goods, like fish fertilizers.

Compare seafood processing companies


Check up on any fish processing company with which you wish to work to make sure they are part of an association. Another great way to learn more about a seafood processing plant is to ask for references or call around to other seafood distributors to see who they trust and use.

I recommend: Visit the Pacific Seafood Processors Association (PSPA) for the listing of members, both corporate and associates, to find a reputable, successful fish processor on the Pacific Coast. You can also use Manta to get company profiles by entering the name of the seafood processor in which you're interested.

Learn where to buy processed fish and seafood products


Fish processors are found along all the US coasts and some are even floating processing plants, which ensures you are getting the freshest product that's been processed quickly. To find fish processing companies to fit your business needs, make sure the company you are considering offers the products you want.

I recommend: Golden Ocean Seafood, Inc., located in Chicago, Illinois, offers a large selection of processed seafood in a variety of applications. This includes frozen fillets, smoked fish, baked, roasted and canned. American Trading International offers a large selection of processed seafood specifically for retail businesses.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • For the best results, take a survey of your current customers to find out what processed seafood they would like to buy.

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