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Seafood Sector
   Sinaloa
Sinaloa is one of the most fertile and versatile sites in the
world for food production multiple microclimates and abundance
of water makes that happen, however the seafood sector is very
productive in the state too and that is possible considering that
Sinaloa counts with:

  + 622 Km of Coastline
  11 rivers
  Two ports Mazatlán and Topolobambo
  11 dams with capacity of 22,000 millions of m3

With the 3% of Mexican territory, Sinaloa produce

  61% of Tuna ( 66,000 Tons)
  26% of Shrimp ( 52,000 Tons)
  14% of Sardine (100,000 Tons)

Exporting an average of 20,603,362 tons per year to United
States, China, European Union, Center and South America,
Sinaloa is specialized many products that are shown below.
SOME PRODUCTS THAT WE EXPORT:
          WILD SHRIMP/ CAMARÓN SILVESTRE

Sinaloa’s annual production:
19,200 Tons (Open Sea, Bay & Marsh)



Types:
      •   Blue Shrimp (Litopenaeus
          Stylirostris)
      •   White Shrimp (Litopenaeus
          Vannamei)
      •   Brown Shrimp (Farfantepenaeus
          Californiensis)
      •   Crystal Shrimp (Farfantepenaeus
          Brevirostris)


Zones:
Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean.
FAO Zone # 77.




Availability:
Product Availability:          Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct-Nov-Dec
 Wild Shrimp



Packing:
          •    Product to be process at customer request.
          •    Presentations: HLSO, HOSO, Easy Peel,
               Butterfly.
          •    Pack: Block Frozen 4 & 5lb.
FARM SHRIMP / CAMARÓN DE CULTIVO

Sinaloa’s annual production:
33,000 Tons
40,000 Hectares (Farms)


Types:
      •   White Shrimp
          (Litopenaeus Vannamei)


Zones:
North, Center and South Sinaloa State.




Availability:
Product Availability:         Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct-Nov-Dec
 Farm Shrimp




Packing:
          •    Product to be process at customer request.
          •    Presentations: Shell On, Head On, Easy Peel,
               PUD Tail On & Off, Butterfly.
          •    Pack Block Frozen 4 & 5lb / IQF 1-2-4 & 5lb.
WILD CRAB/ JAIBA SILVESTRE

Sinaloa’s annual production:
9,365 Tons (Bay & Marsh)



Types:

      •   Blue Crab (Callinectes Sapidus)
          (Callinectes Bellicosus)
      •   Brown Crab (Callinectes Arquatus)
          (Callinectes Toxotes)




Zones:
North & Center Sinaloa State.
Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean.
FAO Zone # 77.




Availability:
Product Availability:           Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec
 Wild Crab



Packing:
          •   Product to be process at customer request.
          •   Presentations: Whole Crab, Jumbo Lumb,
              Lump, Back Fin, Claw, Special, Cocktail
              Claw.
          •   Pack: Pasteurized Natural Crab Meat 1Lb.
              (plastic seal top or canned)
GIANT SQUID / CALAMAR GIGANTE

Sinaloa’s annual production:
1,735 Tons (Open Sea)



Types:
      •   Giant Squid
          (Dosidicus Gigas)




Zones:
Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean.
FAO Zone # 77.




Availability:
Product Availability:        Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec
 Giant Squid




Packing:

          •    Product to be process at customer request.
          •    Presentations: Squid Block (Fillet, Tube,
               Head).
          •    Pack Block Frozen 61lb.
TUNA / ATÚN

Sinaloa’s annual production:
66,000 Tons (Open Sea)



Types:
      • YellowFin Tuna
      (Thunnus Albacares)
      • Bullet Tuna
      (Auxis Rochei Eudorax)




Zones:
Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean.
FAO Zone # 77.




Availability:
Product Availability:          Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec
 YellowFin Tuna




Packing:
          •   Product to be process at customer
              request.
          •   Presentations: whole raw, canned (water
              and oil).
CERTIFICATIONS:

Processing Plants operate under the strictest standards and are
certified.
*FDA
*USDA
*HACCP
SOME SEAFOOD EXPORTING COMPANIES:



  PROMARMEX              www.shrimparadise.com




 MAROS SEAFOOD             www.maros.com.mx




    DIAZTECA               www.maros.com.mx




   PROMAREX          http://www.fis-net.com/promarex/




     PINSA              www.pinsa.com/main2.html




INDUSTRIAS AVILES     http://www.industriasaviles.biz/




                    http://www.alimentoskay.com/empres
 ALIMENTOS KAY                     a.html

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Seafood Sinaloa(Cit Sinaloa) English

  • 1. Seafood Sector Sinaloa
  • 2. Sinaloa is one of the most fertile and versatile sites in the world for food production multiple microclimates and abundance of water makes that happen, however the seafood sector is very productive in the state too and that is possible considering that Sinaloa counts with: + 622 Km of Coastline 11 rivers Two ports Mazatlán and Topolobambo 11 dams with capacity of 22,000 millions of m3 With the 3% of Mexican territory, Sinaloa produce 61% of Tuna ( 66,000 Tons) 26% of Shrimp ( 52,000 Tons) 14% of Sardine (100,000 Tons) Exporting an average of 20,603,362 tons per year to United States, China, European Union, Center and South America, Sinaloa is specialized many products that are shown below.
  • 3. SOME PRODUCTS THAT WE EXPORT: WILD SHRIMP/ CAMARÓN SILVESTRE Sinaloa’s annual production: 19,200 Tons (Open Sea, Bay & Marsh) Types: • Blue Shrimp (Litopenaeus Stylirostris) • White Shrimp (Litopenaeus Vannamei) • Brown Shrimp (Farfantepenaeus Californiensis) • Crystal Shrimp (Farfantepenaeus Brevirostris) Zones: Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean. FAO Zone # 77. Availability: Product Availability: Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct-Nov-Dec Wild Shrimp Packing: • Product to be process at customer request. • Presentations: HLSO, HOSO, Easy Peel, Butterfly. • Pack: Block Frozen 4 & 5lb.
  • 4. FARM SHRIMP / CAMARÓN DE CULTIVO Sinaloa’s annual production: 33,000 Tons 40,000 Hectares (Farms) Types: • White Shrimp (Litopenaeus Vannamei) Zones: North, Center and South Sinaloa State. Availability: Product Availability: Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct-Nov-Dec Farm Shrimp Packing: • Product to be process at customer request. • Presentations: Shell On, Head On, Easy Peel, PUD Tail On & Off, Butterfly. • Pack Block Frozen 4 & 5lb / IQF 1-2-4 & 5lb.
  • 5. WILD CRAB/ JAIBA SILVESTRE Sinaloa’s annual production: 9,365 Tons (Bay & Marsh) Types: • Blue Crab (Callinectes Sapidus) (Callinectes Bellicosus) • Brown Crab (Callinectes Arquatus) (Callinectes Toxotes) Zones: North & Center Sinaloa State. Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean. FAO Zone # 77. Availability: Product Availability: Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec Wild Crab Packing: • Product to be process at customer request. • Presentations: Whole Crab, Jumbo Lumb, Lump, Back Fin, Claw, Special, Cocktail Claw. • Pack: Pasteurized Natural Crab Meat 1Lb. (plastic seal top or canned)
  • 6. GIANT SQUID / CALAMAR GIGANTE Sinaloa’s annual production: 1,735 Tons (Open Sea) Types: • Giant Squid (Dosidicus Gigas) Zones: Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean. FAO Zone # 77. Availability: Product Availability: Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec Giant Squid Packing: • Product to be process at customer request. • Presentations: Squid Block (Fillet, Tube, Head). • Pack Block Frozen 61lb.
  • 7. TUNA / ATÚN Sinaloa’s annual production: 66,000 Tons (Open Sea) Types: • YellowFin Tuna (Thunnus Albacares) • Bullet Tuna (Auxis Rochei Eudorax) Zones: Cortés Sea / Pacific Ocean. FAO Zone # 77. Availability: Product Availability: Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec YellowFin Tuna Packing: • Product to be process at customer request. • Presentations: whole raw, canned (water and oil).
  • 8. CERTIFICATIONS: Processing Plants operate under the strictest standards and are certified. *FDA *USDA *HACCP
  • 9. SOME SEAFOOD EXPORTING COMPANIES: PROMARMEX www.shrimparadise.com MAROS SEAFOOD www.maros.com.mx DIAZTECA www.maros.com.mx PROMAREX http://www.fis-net.com/promarex/ PINSA www.pinsa.com/main2.html INDUSTRIAS AVILES http://www.industriasaviles.biz/ http://www.alimentoskay.com/empres ALIMENTOS KAY a.html