These sweet and juicy little fish are a prized speciality of Andalusia, Spain, and are caught and processed today just as they were centuries ago. Cooked on the day they are caught, the Atlantic chub mackerel are one of the world’s most sustainable fish, absolutely delicious to eat and a responsible environmental choice. Fished in the clean waters off Portugal and Spain (in FAO Areas 27 and 34), they are caught in small nets by fishermen in small boats. The fillets, then preserved in certified organic olive oil, are gently cooked and filleted by the all-female processors as is the tradition in these parts. Wonderful to eat on toast or as part of robust salads, paired with ancient grains or hearty pasta dishes, these mackerel are the ultimate convenience food, perfect to pull out of the pantry for a quick meal, or to turn into a hearty meal.
Caught in the pristine waters off Alaska, Good Fish salmon meets every benchmark for quality, sustainability and deliciousness - and then some. Caught only at the peak of the season, when these luxurious fish are are their finest, the fish are snap frozen and sent immediately to Spain, where they are hand-processed using the traditional methods of the Mediterranean by a team (as tradition dictates) of highly skilled, all-female processors.
Juicy, sweet and mild in flavour, Good Fish sardines are caught off the coast of Spain and Portugal (FAO Areas 27 and 34) in the middle of the night and cooked and filleted onshore in Spain the following day, to ensure optimal quality. Firm of flesh and excellent to eat, our sardines are preserved in certified organic extra virgin olive oil to maximise their flavour. Caught in small boats with small nets, these sardines are a small breed that is sustainable, renew quickly and have a small environmental footprint. Preserved whole (minus the head and digestive system), sardines have well documented health properties and are robust, choice eating. Eat them whole, on fresh, crusty bread, or serve as part of a waxy potato salad with abundant herbs for a fresh and dynamic meal.
These sweet and juicy little fish are a prized speciality of Andalusia, Spain, and are caught and processed today just as they were centuries ago. Cooked on the day they are caught, the Atlantic chub mackerel are one of the world’s most sustainable fish, absolutely delicious to eat and a responsible environmental choice. Fished in the clean waters off Portugal and Spain (in FAO Areas 27 and 34), they are caught in small nets by fishermen in small boats. The fillets, then preserved in certified organic olive oil, are gently cooked and filleted by the all-female processors as is the tradition in these parts. Wonderful to eat on toast or as part of robust salads, paired with ancient grains or hearty pasta dishes, these mackerel are the ultimate convenience food, perfect to pull out of the pantry for a quick meal, or to turn into a hearty meal.
This incredible Skipjack tuna is among the world’s most delicious eating tuna, while being a responsible and sustainable choice. Tender and lovely to eat, it is fished off the coast of the Canary Islands in fully sustainable fishing zones (FAO Area 34) by hand using ancient line-and-pole techniques. Only one fish at at time is caught, ensuring each catch is entirely dolphin safe. Fish are caught only when in season so that they are at their peak, then snap chilled for processing in Spain using traditional hand-filleting techniques. As is the tradition in these parts, all the filleting is done by highly skilled female processors
Caught in the pristine waters off Alaska, Good Fish salmon meets every benchmark for quality, sustainability and deliciousness - and then some. Caught only at the peak of the season, when these luxurious fish are are their finest, the fish are snap frozen and sent immediately to Spain, where they are hand-processed using the traditional methods of the Mediterranean by a team (as tradition dictates) of highly skilled, all-female processors.
Sardines caught exclusively off the Galicia-Portugal coast and manually packed without delay to guarantee their freshness. In extra virgin olive oil from ecological crops. Only natural ingredients are used.
This incredible Skipjack tuna is among the world’s most delicious eating tuna, while being a responsible and sustainable choice. Tender and lovely to eat, it is fished off the coast of the Canary Islands in fully sustainable fishing zones (FAO Area 34) by hand using ancient line-and-pole techniques. Only one fish at at time is caught, ensuring each catch is entirely dolphin safe. Fish are caught only when in season so that they are at their peak, then snap chilled for processing in Spain using traditional hand-filleting techniques. As is the tradition in these parts, all the filleting is done by highly skilled female processors
This incredible Skipjack tuna is among the world’s most delicious eating tuna, while being a responsible and sustainable choice. Tender and lovely to eat, it is fished off the coast of the Canary Islands in fully sustainable fishing zones (FAO Area 34) by hand using ancient line-and-pole techniques. Only one fish at at time is caught, ensuring each catch is entirely dolphin safe. Fish are caught only when in season so that they are at their peak, then snap chilled for processing in Spain using traditional hand-filleting techniques. As is the tradition in these parts, all the filleting is done by highly skilled female processors
Juicy, sweet and mild in flavour, Good Fish sardines are caught off the coast of Spain and Portugal (FAO Areas 27 and 34) in the middle of the night and cooked and filleted onshore in Spain the following day, to ensure optimal quality. Firm of flesh and excellent to eat, our sardines are preserved in certified organic extra virgin olive oil to maximise their flavour. Caught in small boats with small nets, these sardines are a small breed that is sustainable, renew quickly and have a small environmental footprint. Preserved whole (minus the head and digestive system), sardines have well documented health properties and are robust, choice eating. Eat them whole, on fresh, crusty bread, or serve as part of a waxy potato salad with abundant herbs for a fresh and dynamic meal.