West Africa corridor

Frozen Fish Supplier to Côte d'Ivoire — CIF Abidjan

ATC Group supplies importers, wholesalers and processors in Côte d'Ivoire with frozen pelagic fish loaded in full containers from certified plants. Deliveries are quoted CIF Abidjan, with CFR and FOB available on request.

Products in highest demand

Horse Mackerel (chinchard)

One of the highest-demand items on this corridor, packed in export cartons to buyer specification.

Mackerel

One of the highest-demand items on this corridor, packed in export cartons to buyer specification.

Tilapia

One of the highest-demand items on this corridor, packed in export cartons to buyer specification.

Also supplied on this corridor

  • Sardinella
  • Sardine
  • Hake
  • Ribbonfish

Shipping and trade terms

Incoterms
CIF Abidjan (default), CFR, FOB, CPT
Equipment
40ft Reefer, High Cube, set at -18 °C
Load per container
approx. 26 - 28 MT net, FCL only
Packing
Bulk cartons 10 / 20 kg, whole round, IQF on request
Transit time
approx. 18 - 21 days from North European ports
Origins
FAO 27 and FAO 34 catching areas, on approval of the buyer

Documents and compliance

  • Veterinary health certificate issued by the competent authority of the country of origin
  • Certificate of origin and full commercial set (invoice, packing list, bill of lading)
  • Pre-shipment inspection and container temperature recorder on request
  • Cold-chain traceability from plant approval number to container seal

Buyer questions

Which frozen pelagic fish sell best in Côte d'Ivoire?

Horse Mackerel (chinchard), Mackerel and Tilapia account for the largest part of the volumes we ship to Abidjan.

Do you sell less than a full container?

No. This corridor is quoted in full container loads (FCL) of approx. 26 - 28 MT net, which keeps the landed cost per kilo competitive. Mixed loads combining several items in one container are possible.

Which Incoterm applies?

Quotes default to CIF Abidjan. CFR, FOB and CPT are available if you arrange your own freight or insurance.

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