Products

We take pride in producing a great selection of quality IQF, skinless, molded, folded, married, shaped, boneless and minced seafood to the Food Service and Retail industries. We mainly catch our own fish, but also source carefully selected alternative raw material locally as well as abroad. Our range also includes a variety of non-targeted, run-of-catch bycatches ranging from Horse Mackerel to Angel. In addition to these products, we offer a canned pilchard range in tomato and chilli.

Hake products

Hake HGT

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Description: Headed, gutted and tailed

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Skinless Fillets Products

HAKE FILLETS

Description: Pin Bone Out (PBO), Pin Bone In (PBI), Skin On (SO), Skin Less (SL), Individually Wrapped Portion (IWP), Individual Quick Frozen (IQF)

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Hake Prime Cuts Products

HAKE PRIME CUTS

Description: Steaks, Loins, Bellies, Tail Fillets

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Mince-blocks Product

HAKE MINCED BLOCKS

Description: Pieces of skinless Hake fillets

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Glazed trays Products

HAKE GLAZED CAVITY TRAYS

Description: Trapezoid or Loins

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Formed Steaks Products

HAKE HAND MOULDED PORTIONS

Description: Loins or Steaks molded hake portions

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Our landings

Hake Product

Hake

Alfonsino Products

Alfonsino

Silver Angel Product

Angel

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Snoek

Kingklip Product

Kingklip

Sole Retake Products

Sole

Jacopever Products

Jacopever

Hake Products

Monk

Squid Product

Squid

Mackerel Product

Horse-mackerel

Reds

Ribbon Fish

Ribbon fish (bottersnoek)

Orange Roughy

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Hangana products
Fried fish
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Our products make for delicious meals sure to make your mouth water. This is why we have created a few recipes created specifically to truly bring out the unique Hangana flavour, easy to follow and even tastier to eat.

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