Ribbon Fish
Long, silver-bodied ribbon fish — one of the most important export species landed on India’s west coast, in strong demand across Asian markets.
- Origin: West coast of India (Gujarat)
- Form: Whole Round, HGT (Headed, Gutted, Tail-off)
Reliable Seafood Sourcing, Quality Control & Global Export Solutions from India
Foods King India is a professional seafood sourcing and export company helping international buyers source quality seafood from India with reliable quality control, inspection, documentation and logistics support.
Foods King India is an experienced seafood buying and sourcing company specialising in seafood procurement, quality control, shipment inspection, logistics coordination and detailed reporting.
We work on the ground at Indian landing centres and processing plants on behalf of international seafood importers, distributors, logistics companies and trading agents — so that what is agreed on paper is what arrives in the container.
Premium seafood sourced through trusted suppliers and quality-controlled processes.
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Our team is present at the processing stage, not just at dispatch. Every lot is checked against the buyer’s specification for freshness, grading, glazing, weight and packing before it is cleared for loading.
A transparent, step-by-step process that keeps buyers informed from sourcing to delivery.
See Each Step in DetailIdentifying the right species, size and origin for the buyer’s requirement.
Checking processing plants and suppliers before an order is placed.
Inspecting raw material for freshness and conformity.
Supervising processing, grading and freezing to the agreed specification.
Packing, glazing and labelling as per buyer requirement.
Preparing export paperwork for the destination.
Container booking, stuffing supervision and dispatch.
Tracking the shipment until it reaches the buyer.
Connecting trusted Indian seafood supply with international buyers through reliable sourcing, quality assurance and export coordination.
Explore Export MarketsBuyers overseas need someone they can rely on at the source. That is the role we fill.
People who know Indian species, seasons and processing practices first-hand.
Access to processors and cold storages we have worked with and trust.
Our own inspectors on site — not just a certificate at the end.
Up-to-date knowledge of landings, availability and price movements.
Help with the paperwork each destination country requires.
Container booking, loading supervision and dispatch handled for you.
Photos, reports and honest updates — including when plans change.
We plan for the next season with you, not just the current order.
Tell us what seafood you are looking for and our team will help you with sourcing, quality requirements and export coordination.
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