Ingredients
Composition
Cross-sectionally portioned austral hake medallion, individually frozen via IQF process.
FISH · Merluccius australis
Southern hake medallion portioned and individually frozen in Chilean Patagonia, designed for premium retail, horeca and specialized export with precise food cost control.
Description
The austral hake medallion is a traditional high-rotation presentation within the retail and food service channel.
Processed via standardized cross-sectional cutting and individually frozen in IQF, it delivers consistent weight, operational ease and precise food cost control in restaurants, hotels and professional kitchens.
Its white, firm and delicate flesh, together with its traditional cut featuring a central bone, make it a highly valued reference in both Chile and European markets.
Specifications
Operational information the buyer needs to validate before negotiation: format, weight, storage and certifications.
Nutritional information
Reference values per 100 grams. The definitive specification sheet per batch is validated through technical documentation.
Ingredients
Cross-sectionally portioned austral hake medallion, individually frozen via IQF process.
Allergens
Contains fish and fish products.
Origin and traceability
Product caught in southern waters of Aysén and Magallanes under SUBPESCA regulation, processed in SERNAPESCA-authorized facility with in-line weight calibration and certified traceability.
How it is used
Ideal for refrigerated shelves, skin pack and consumers seeking ready-to-cook portions.
Excellent for restaurants, hotels and casinos requiring exact portion control.
High demand in Spain, Italy, Germany, USA and specialized premium white fish buyers.
How it fits your operation
Export under tariff code 0303.66 — Frozen hakes (portions). Standard operation FOB any Chilean port or CIF per commercial agreement.
The product requires constant cold chain at -25°C or lower, with estimated transit times of 20–28 days to Europe and 12–18 days to USA.
Same family
Products that share origin, thermal cycle and narrative line. They are usually presented to the buyer in the same commercial proposal.
Blog
Blog posts tagged for this reference. Useful to send to the chef or category manager along with the datasheet.