Import Fresh Frozen Tuna Steak / Saku — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

The product is a fresh frozen tuna steak and saku harvested from Atlantic bluefin tuna, offered by Bariball Agriculture in Indonesia. It is supplied as a frozen commodity with a CO-frozen treatment and carries a supplier-provided AAA grade, available on request. Cutting specifications include centercut pieces weighing between 3 and 8 lb, individual steaks sized 4-6 oz, and saku portions of 6-16 oz. Prices are quoted FOB Surabaya Port.

The fish is processed at a facility certified under HACCP, GMP, ISO and holds product-level certifications such as BPOM, FDA, Halal and Kosher upon request. Typical industry practice for frozen tuna maintains storage at -18°C to preserve flesh integrity and a shelf life of up to twelve months under continuous frozen conditions. Standard moisture content for this category averages around 70% and the flesh exhibits a firm texture suitable for sashimi or cooked applications. Bariball’s bulk shipments fill a 20-ft container up to 18,000 lb or a 40-ft container up to 36,000 lb.

Importers commonly use the steaks for premium restaurant menus, while the saku cuts serve retail frozen seafood aisles. The supplier requires a 50% down-payment, followed by 30% when the product is ready and the remaining 20% prior to shipment, and expects the buyer’s representative to be present during loading. Trade terms are FOB Surabaya, allowing the buyer to arrange inland transport from the port. Buyers should verify certification copies and container loading procedures before confirming the order.

Bariball Agriculture operates from Jl. Pakisan, Desa Kajar No. 989 in Bondowoso, East Java, Indonesia. The company is listed with a harbor-tier verification, indicating compliance with basic trade credibility checks, though its response rate is currently recorded as zero. Its facility offers HACCP, GMP, ISO and Halal certifications for processing, and can provide product-level BPOM, FDA, Halal and Kosher certificates on request. Bariball focuses on frozen seafood exports, primarily tuna products.

The supplier’s shipping calculations show that a standard 20-ft container can hold up to 18,000 lb of frozen tuna, while a 40-ft container accommodates 36,000 lb, reflecting a capacity suited for bulk buyers. No additional details on company history, employee numbers or client lists are disclosed in the listing. Bariball states that a buyer’s representative should be present during the loading process, underscoring a hands-on approach to quality control. Communication metrics suggest that interested buyers may need to initiate contact proactively to receive prompt replies.