Import Frozen Black Tiger — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Tanis Imex Co., Ltd. supplies frozen Black Tiger shrimp harvested from Vietnamese waters and processed for export. The product is offered as head‑on shell‑on (HOSO) shrimp, packed in semi‑IQF cartons. Size grades span from U/5‑6 mm up to 90‑100 mm, covering a broad range of shell lengths suitable for diverse culinary uses. Each 1 kg box contains ten 500 g bags, and the packaging complies with standard freezer‑safe requirements.

The shrimp meet international safety standards and the supplier lists HACCP, HALAL, BRC and IFS certifications. Typical industry specifications for frozen shrimp include an ice‑glaze of 2‑3 % and moisture content below 0.5 %, which are applied by the processor. The head‑on shell‑on format preserves natural flavour and is preferred for broth‑based dishes, while the semi‑IQF method reduces ice crystal formation, maintaining texture after thawing. These characteristics align with common export criteria for premium crustacean products.

Food service operators, hotel chains and wholesale seafood distributors frequently purchase this shrimp for menus featuring grilled, stir‑fried or sautéed preparations. Trade can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms from the Ho Chi Minh City port, with MOQ to be confirmed directly with the supplier. Prospective buyers should request certification copies, detailed size charts and payment condition details before confirming the order.

Tanis Imex Co., Ltd. is based at No. B8A/5, Vinh Loc B Commune, Binh Chanh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam, postal code 700000. It holds a harbor trust tier on the platform and is classified as an imported‑tier supplier. The current response rate is 0 % and no average response time is recorded, which may affect communication speed.

The company acts as a processor and exporter of frozen Black Tiger shrimp and lists HACCP, HALAL, BRC and IFS certifications in its profile. No further details on production capacity, years in operation or client references are provided. Buyers are advised to request recent audit reports or laboratory test results to confirm the supplier’s compliance and product quality.