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Fresh & Frozen - Thunnus albacares 

The Ocean’s Gold

Yellowfin Tuna is a powerful and prized species of the open ocean, valued for its size, strength, and rich flavor. Its firm, vibrant red meat makes it a favorite in high-end cuisine, particularly in sushi and sashimi markets, driving strong global demand and supporting fishing communities worldwide.

 

For us, Yellowfin Tuna holds deep importance. It sustains generations of fishermen who rely on traditional pole and line and handline fishing methods. These time honoured techniques are highly selective, minimize bycatch, and protect marine ecosystems. By choosing Yellowfin Tuna caught this way, you support sustainable fishing, preserve ocean health, and help maintain a way of life built on respect for the sea.

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Common Cuts

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  • Loins (center-cut, premium or secondary grade) 

  • Saku blocks (precise rectangular cuts, usually for export) 

 

  • Steaks (boneless, skin-on or skinless) 

  • Whole (H&G) – Headed and gutted, typically frozen or chilled  

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Handline

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Customisable Cuts & Packaging 

Nutritional Facts (per 100g, raw) 

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  • Calories: ~130 kcal 

  • Protein: ~24 g 

  • Fat: ~1–2 g  

  • Omega-3s (EPA/DHA): ~0.3–0.5 g  

  • Cholesterol: ~45 mg 

 

  • Vitamins & Minerals: High in Vitamin B12, Niacin, Selenium, and Phosphorus 

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Common Cuts

H & G

H G & T

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Loins

Steak

Saku Blocks

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