Shrimp Dealers in Chandaka, Bhubaneswar (7 products available)

We provide both fresh water and salt water prawn directly captured from river and sea. Our products belong to paradeep, chilika, astarang and balugaon region. Prawns are available from count 50 per kg till count 1 per kg.

pd pud and tail on from sea caught and cultured shrimps

• Trade Name :: Black Tiger Prawn
•  : Scientific Name :
• Penaeus indicus: French :
• Crevette: Japanese :
• Ebi: Spanish :
• Camaron: Grades :
• 6/8, 8/12, 13/15, 16/20, 21/25, 26/30, 31/40, 41/50, 51/60, 61/70, 71/90: Packing :
• as per customer specifications or 1.8Kg x 10 per Master Carton: Season :

Black Tiger (Peneaus Monodon): This species is unrivalled in taste, a well preserved and properly packed Black Tiger is one of the best prawn species to eat, the texture is similar to that of lobsters. Its colour depends on the salinity of the water that it was sourced in usually in high salinity conditions a reddish brown colour develops and in low salinity conditions a bluish-grey colour is present. Most consumers are not aware of this and hence insist on prawns being of uniform colour, they are not aware that a processing unit will be procuring the raw material from a vast range of locations with varying salinities hence the huge diversity in colour. Till recently this was the most extensively farmed species in the world. However gradually it is being replaced by Litopeneaus Vannamei (Pacific White) Shrimp. The latter can be stocked at higher densities, lower protein requirements and has a quicker growth period. It is farmed in extensive, semi-intensive and intensive ponds. Apart from farmed sources there are wild caught sources. The majority are throuhg mechanized trawlers, apart from that we source from traditional fishermen who use various nets and gears for catching this species. Black Tiger availability in India is rapidly declining as farmers switch over to the more profitable P. Vannamei variety.

Prawn

Black Tiger Shrimp, ribbonfish, eel, Sole Fish, croaker, Pomfret, Scampi

Croaker Fish, Cuttlefish, Shellfish