Import Fish Frozen Clean Squid Tubes Calamari Rings — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Sea-Star Aquatic Food Co., Ltd., based in Yantai, Shandong, supplies frozen clean squid tubes and calamari rings sourced from Chinese waters. The catalogue includes species such as Todarodes pacificus, Illex argentinus, Nototodarodes slonii, Ommastraphes bartrami, Dosidicus gigas and Loligo japonicus. Tube sizes are offered in standard codes U3, U5, U7, U10, U15 and U20, while ring diameters range from 2‑4 cm to 5‑10 cm with widths of 1.0‑2.0 cm. Each bag contains 1 kg of product and ten bags are packed in a single carton.

The rings are flash‑frozen to retain texture, a practice common in the frozen seafood sector to achieve a typical moisture content of about 75 % and to allow storage at - 18 °C for up to twelve months. EU food‑safety standards apply, and the supplier lists FDA, HACCP, EU and Russian approvals as part of its compliance package. Typical colour is white‑opaque and the product meets standard microbiological limits for frozen molluscs.

Buyers such as food‑service distributors, frozen‑food manufacturers and bulk exporters usually request the product in 1 kg vacuum‑sealed bags, ten per carton, and may specify tube or ring dimensions to suit processing lines. The supplier indicates that packaging can be adjusted to customer requirements, but exact MOQ and lead time should be confirmed directly. Trade terms are not disclosed in the listing, so importers should verify Incoterms, payment conditions and any required phytosanitary certificates before placing an order.

Sea-Star Aquatic Food Co., Ltd. operates from Nan Da Street, Yantai, Shandong (postal code 264000) and is classified as an imported tier supplier with a harbour trust level. The company’s response metrics show no recent replies, indicating that communication timing should be clarified before negotiation. Their product range focuses on frozen seafood, particularly various forms of squid, and they highlight the ability to customise sizes according to buyer specifications.

The supplier’s public profile does not disclose production capacity, exact lead times or minimum order quantities, so prospective buyers must request these details directly. Sea‑Star lists several international food‑safety certifications, which can be verified through the relevant authorities. Their location in a major Chinese seafood export hub provides access to established cold‑chain logistics, but importers should confirm the exact handling procedures used for their specific order.