Sales agents or the ship owners companies, are selling the quality products from the Norwegian factory trawler fleet and longliners producing onboard. In this section you will find a listing of the sales agents, as well as product information and independent information on the health effect of the products.
Products
The products from the Norwegian longliners and factory trawler fleet are of first class quality.
Here is an overview of the products. Specifications apply for cod, saithe and haddock.
Standard Fillet Products
Standard Fillet Products
Filet products, interleaved.
Packed 3 x 6,81 kg / 20,43 kg per master carton
Filet skin on pbi (pinbone in)
Filet skinless pbi (pinbone in)
Filet skinless boneless (pinbone out)
The fillets are graded as follows:
3-5 oz / 85-140 gram
5-8 oz / 140-225 gram
8-16 oz / 225-450 gram
16-32 oz / 450-900 gram
32 oz+ / 900 gram+
Portions
Portions
Filetportions are packed 3 x 6,81 kg / 20,43 kg per master carton
Other Products
Other Products
As headed and gutted fish, the gradings differ from species to species as follows:
Cod (Gadus morhua), h&g
1 kg-
1-2,5 kg
2,5-4,0 kg
2,5-5,0 kg
4-6 kg
5+/6+
Haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus), h&g
0,8 kg-
0,8 kg+
Saithe (Pollachius virens), h&g
1,2-
0,9-1,2 kg
1,2-2,3 kg
2,3+
4+
Products are vertical frozen and packed in random weight bags. Products sold as net/gross per pallet.
Redfish (Sebastes marinus/mentella), J-cut / wholeround
Greenland halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglosoides), J-cut tail on /off
Hake
Ling
Pollack
Spotted catfish
Tusk
Wolf-fish
Saithe and cod roe
Fish meal
Fish oil
Heads and tails from Greenland halibut
Liver from saithe and cod
Sales agents
The Norwegian Frozen at Sea-products is sold through six different sales companies.
Sales agents
The Norwegian Frozen at Sea-products is sold through six different sales companies.
Here is an overview of the agents:
BRØDRENE SPERRE AS
6057 Ellingsøy
Norway
t +47 70 10 27 00
Kjetil Sperre
m +47 901 23 608
e kjetil@sperrefish.com
Jan Bernhard Hesvik
m +47 900 24 880
e jan.bernhard@sperrefish.com
Håvard Ulvestad Sperre
m +47 977 30 440
e havard@sperrefish.com
w www.sperrefish.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brodrenesperre/
NOR SEAFOODS AS
P.o box 23
6001 Ålesund, Norway
t +47 70104343
e office@nor-seafoods.com
w www.nor-seafoods.com
PHL SEAGOLD AS
P.o.box 23
N-6099 Fosnavåg, Norway
t +47 700 80 600
e daniel@phlseagold.no
e paul@phlseagold.no
w www.phlseagold.no
RAMOEN AS
Keiser Wilhelmsgt. 23,
6003 Ålesund, Norway
t +47 70 11 84 50
e katrine@ramoen.no
e linda@ramoen.no
w www.ramoen.no
Nutricious food
Lean fish like cod, saithe and haddock provide many essential nutrients important for a good nutritional status and represent an important part of a varied diet.
Nutricious food
Lean fish like cod, saithe and haddock provide many essential nutrients important for a good nutritional status and represent an important part of a varied diet.
To most people, positive health effects from eating seafood are related to the documented results obtained from trials with various fish oils containing the marine omega-3 fatty acids. Hence, fatty fish rich in EPA and DHA, are considered to be healthier than lean fish. However, seafood including lean fish contains a unique combination of many important nutrients and the health potential remains to be fully documented.
Since lean fish contain very little fat the amount of protein is high. Proteins are composed of several important building blocks and dietary fish provide all the different amino acids we need for good health. Recent research shows that fish protein, particularly from lean fish to some extent prevent obesity and diabetes type II. In addition, lean fish like cod, saithe and haddock contain a relatively high amount of iodine which is important for the energy expenditure. Lean fish also contain marine omega-3 fatty acids which have documented positive health effects linked to the prevention of cardiovascular diseases.
Lean fish and seafood in general provide many nutrients to ensure a good nutritional status which again is important for good health. Based on recent research it may very well be that lean fish like cod, saithe and haddock also can have unique health promoting effects, but this remains to be documented.