Frozen Atlantic Mackerel (Scomber scombrus)

ATC Group supplies frozen Atlantic mackerel to importers, wholesalers and distributors buying in bulk. As a supplier and exporter, we source Scomber scombrus from Norway, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Scotland and Ireland. The fish is offered whole round, frozen on board or on shore in blocks, and packed in 20 kg net export cartons. This wholesale product comes in weight or length grades suited to different market requirements. Each offer confirms the origin, fishing season, size grade and loading details before shipment. Full 40ft Reefer containers are quoted under CIF, CFR or FOB terms for the buyer's destination port.

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Specifications

Species & scientific nameAtlantic mackerel — Scomber scombrus
PresentationWhole round
Size grades200–400 g, 300–500 g, 400–600 g; or 20+, 23+, 25+ cm
FreezingFrozen on board or on shore, in blocks
Packaging20 kg net carton
Quantity per 40ft Reefer container27 tonnes — 1,350 cartons
OriginsNorway, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Scotland, Ireland
Fishing areaNortheast Atlantic
Shelf life12 to 24 months at -18 °C
Fishing seasonIceland: July to September; Norway: August to November, then January–February; Faroe Islands: autumn and winter

Trade terms

Incoterms

CIF / CFR / FOB

Minimum order

One full container load (FCL)

Inspection

Pre-shipment inspection by SGS available at the buyer's request (quality, quantity, temperature).

Markets served

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Atlantic mackerel sourced?

Atlantic mackerel is sourced from Norway, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Scotland and Ireland, subject to the lot offered.

Which Atlantic mackerel size grades are available?

Available grades are 200–400 g, 300–500 g and 400–600 g, or length grades of 20+, 23+ and 25+ cm.

When is Atlantic mackerel caught?

The stated seasons are July to September in Iceland; August to November, then January–February in Norway; and autumn and winter in the Faroe Islands.

How is frozen Atlantic mackerel packed and loaded?

It is block frozen, packed in 20 kg net cartons and loaded at 27 tonnes, or 1,350 cartons, per 40ft Reefer container.