Import Cornetfish (Fistularia Corneta) — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Ecuador

The cornetfish (Fistularia corneta) offered by Boni Trading And Investment Inc is harvested from the Pacific Ocean waters of Ecuador and Peru. Available size categories are 150‑200 mm, 200‑400 mm, 400‑600 mm and over 600 mm, supplied either whole round, head‑gut‑tail (HGT) or as fillet. Each shipment is packed in 10 kg cardboard boxes, ready for bulk handling. The catching season runs year‑round except for March and September, aligning with regional spawning cycles.

The fish are wild‑caught, a standard practice for this species, which preserves natural texture and flavour compared with farmed alternatives. Typical moisture content for fresh cornetfish ranges around 70 % and the flesh exhibits a firm white muscle that retains shape during cooking. Industry guidelines recommend storage at 0 °C to 2 °C and transport on ice to maintain freshness. Because the product is not farmed, variations in size and weight are expected within each size bracket.

Processors, upscale restaurant kitchens and frozen‑food manufacturers commonly source this species for specialty menus and ready‑to‑cook ranges. Buyers should confirm minimum order quantities and preferred Incoterms directly with the supplier, as these details are not listed publicly. The supplier’s response statistics show a harbor‑tier verification but no recorded response rate, so a clear request for quotation is advisable. All shipments comply with FAO fishing area 87 regulations, providing a baseline for sustainability checks.

Boni Trading And Investment Inc is registered in Manta, Manabí province, Ecuador. The company appears in the harbor verification tier and lists a physical address at Ec130201, Manta. No response rate data is recorded, indicating that trade inquiries may require follow‑up. The supplier focuses on exporting wild‑caught marine species, with cornetfish listed among its product range.

The listing specifies size, form, packaging and seasonal availability, but does not disclose MOQ, price or certification details. Prospective buyers should request documentation such as health certificates and any applicable export permits. The supplier’s profile does not mention additional product lines beyond seafood, so enquiries should be limited to marine fish.