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Whitefish · Wild-caught

Monkfish

Lophius piscatorius

Monkfish is traded for its firm, meaty tail. Buyers ask for it fresh for restaurants and as frozen tails and fillets.

Typical formats:Whole · Tails · Fillets · Fresh (chilled) · Frozen

Monkfish (Lophius piscatorius)

Catch and area

Caught by gillnet and trawl along the Norwegian coast and in the North Sea, year-round.

Season

  1. Jan: in season
  2. Feb: in season
  3. Mar: in season
  4. Apr: in season
  5. May: in season
  6. Jun: in season
  7. Jul: in season
  8. Aug: in season
  9. Sep: in season
  10. Oct: in season
  11. Nov: in season
  12. Dec: in season

Available all year

Formats and condition

Whole gutted fish, tails (skin on or skinless) and fillets, fresh on ice or frozen.

Typical sizes and grades

Tails graded by weight in classes agreed with the supplier.

Typical uses

Restaurants and premium retail, mainly in southern Europe.

Typical specifications – confirmed per quotation

SpecificationTypical
CategoryWhitefish
OriginWild-caught
FormatsWhole · Tails · Fillets · Fresh (chilled) · Frozen
SeasonAll year

These are typical trade formats and seasons, not a promise of availability. Exact specifications, grades, volumes and terms are confirmed in each quotation.

Availability, specifications, grades, packaging and delivery are confirmed in each quotation. Nothing on this page is a promise of stock or lead time.

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