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Gaasdal Seafood

Flatfish · Wild-caught

Turbot

Scophthalmus maximus

A premium flatfish with firm white flesh, highly valued by restaurants. Wild Norwegian turbot is caught in small volumes and traded fresh.

Typical formats:Whole · Head-on gutted (HOG) · Fillets · Fresh (chilled)

Turbot (Scophthalmus maximus)

Catch and area

Caught by gillnet and as bycatch along the southern and western coast and in the North Sea.

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 on ice; fillets on request.

Typical sizes and grades

Graded by whole weight; larger fish command the restaurant trade.

Typical uses

Restaurants and specialist fishmongers.

Typical specifications – confirmed per quotation

SpecificationTypical
CategoryFlatfish
OriginWild-caught
FormatsWhole · Head-on gutted (HOG) · Fillets · Fresh (chilled)
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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