Fresh Seafood
Sacked in Ice

This method involves packing the seafood in a layer of crushed ice, which helps to keep the seafood fresh during transportation. This is commonly used for fresh seafood like fish, shrimp, and oysters.

Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)

This method involves replacing the air inside the packaging with a mixture of gases like nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This helps to slow down the spoilage process and extend the shelf life of the seafood. This is commonly used for fresh and frozen seafood like salmon, tuna, and crab.

Vacuum Packing

This method involves removing the air from the packaging and sealing it tightly. This helps to keep the seafood fresh for a longer time by preventing oxidation and bacterial growth. This is commonly used for frozen seafood like shrimp, scallops, and squid.

Canning

This method involves cooking the seafood and sealing it in a can with a preservative. This helps to preserve the seafood for a long time without refrigeration. This is commonly used for canned tuna, sardines,
and salmon.

Frozen Packaging

This method involves freezing the seafood and packaging it in airtight containers. This helps to preserve the seafood for a long time without losing its quality. This is commonly used for frozen seafood like shrimp, scallops, and squid.