Mackerel - Import export

Horse mackerel has gained popularity in the culinary world due to its mild flavor, delicate texture, and versatility in cooking. Here are some popular culinary uses: Grilled or Pan-Fried: Horse mackerel is delicious when grilled or pan-fried. Its firm flesh holds up well to high heat, resulting in a crispy exterior and moist interior. It can be seasoned with herbs, spices, or a simple marinade to enhance its natural flavors. Ceviche and Sashimi: The tender and delicate flesh of horse mackerel makes it an excellent choice for ceviche, a dish where raw fish is marinated in citrus juices. It is also enjoyed as sashimi, thinly sliced and served with soy sauce, wasabi, and ginger. Smoked or Canned: Horse mackerel is often smoked, giving it a distinct smoky flavor. Smoked horse mackerel can be enjoyed on its own, added to salads, or used as an ingredient in spreads and dips. Canned horse mackerel is also popular and can be used in various recipes, including pasta dishes and sandwiches.

The sardines fished in September are the best quality ones. They are steamed and packed in oil or pickled sauce, or cooked with tomato.

In September, we fish and select our best quality sardines. Steamed and hand packed in rich olive oil, this process positions the sardine’s natural flavour and texture on the centre stage.

Sardine in Vegetable Oil- Pepus

The sardines fished in September are the best quality ones. They are steamed and packed in oil or pickled sauce, or cooked with tomato.

Mackarel Fillets- Espinaler

In September, we fish and select our best quality sardines. Steamed and hand packed in rich olive oil, this process positions the sardine’s natural flavour and texture on the center stage.

In September, we fish and select our best quality sardines. Steamed and hand packed in rich olive oil, this process positions the sardine’s natural flavour and texture on the center stage.

It is fished with the ‘xeito’ technique, a sustainable fishing art that guarantees the top quality of our fresh products. Steamed and hand packed in rich olive oil, this process preserves the sardine’s natural flavour and texture.

The Pepus baby sardines are fished during the autumn months. Then they are steamed and packed in vegetable oil.