Catanese Classic Seafood News
Check back often for the latest in seafood newsMarket Update- April 1st
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product Of: CanadaCatch Method: Hook/LineSustainability: Good Alternative Halibut is a member of the Flounder family, and is one of the largest and fastest swimming flatfish species. It is extremely versatile with a thick and meaty flesh...
Market Update- Mar 25th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product of: PanamaCatch Method: Aquaculture Raised Bearing a striking resemblance to a shark, our Cobia are raised in the clean, deep waters far offshore in Panama. Situated in a protected no-take zone of 2,500 acres of water, this pristine...
Market Update- Feb 25th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product Of: Mauritius IslandCatch Method: FarmedSustainability: Not Rated Native to the Atl. Coast, northern South America and the Gulf of Mexico, Red Drum are known as the best tasting drum species which almost led to its downfall....
Market Update- Feb 18th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product of: PanamaCatch Method: Aquaculture Raised Bearing a striking resemblance to a shark, our Cobia are raised in the clean, deep waters far offshore in Panama. Situated in a protected no-take zone of 2,500 acres of water, this pristine...
Market Update- Feb 11th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product of: New ZealandCatch Method: Longline John Dory, also known as St. Peters Fish, is a deep sea fish with a flattened body, unique coloring and distinct markings of a single large dark spot on each side. John Dory has a firm meat that...
Market Update- Feb 4th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Sustainability: 4 Star BAP Cert. From northern Baja California, Mexico, the Pacifico Striped Bass are raised in the cold, clear waters of the open Pacific ocean. Underwater currents, combined with proximity to a submarine canyon, provide...
Market Update- Jan 28th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product of: Southern South AmericaCatch Method: Hook and Line/ Troll Along the frigid coasts and rivers of Southern America and the Pacific Northwest, swims the Chinook Salmon. Chinook are a non native species in South America, however have...
Market Update- Jan 21st
Featured Specialty Seafood:Product Of: EcuadorCatch Method: Long LineSustainability: Good Alternative *Mahi is a great option currently as availability has been steady and prices are low.* Known for its electric greenish blue and yellow colors, Mahi is easily one of...
Market Update- Jan 14th
Featured Specialty Seafood:Beautifully colored both in and out of the water, Golden Tilefish are targeted within a selective fishery with little by catch. Golden Tilefish are firm, mild tasting and offer a variety of options in the kitchen. Feeding heavily on...