
Horse Mackerel
A staple of Portuguese cooking: small horse mackerel is fried or marinated in escabeche, larger fish go on the grill.
View product →Fried whole, marinated in vinegar or salted for anchovy fillets. Fish to be eaten raw or marinated must first be frozen to control anisakis.

European Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) is an oily fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids found in the North-East Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Its flesh is delicate and fine-grained, which makes it well suited to frying, marinating and curing and salting.
Gialmar supplies European Anchovy fresh and frozen, depending on season and landings. Fresh fish is bought at Portuguese port auctions through our branches, iced at once and delivered in our own refrigerated trucks. Frozen stock, held at our Tondela and Lajedo plants, covers the rest of the year.
We supply European Anchovy to wholesalers, retailers, restaurants, caterers, processors and importers in Portugal and international markets. Every lot is traceable from origin to delivery under our HACCP plan and IFS Food certification. MSC-certified supply is available for specific lines only, so please ask before ordering.
Available presentations: Whole. To receive a quotation, tell us the presentation, size grade, glazing for frozen product, packing format, volume and delivery point. We do not publish a price list, because prices follow season and landings; we confirm them per order.
Keep fresh European Anchovy on ice at 0–2 °C and use it within the shelf life on the label. Store frozen product at −18 °C or below and thaw it slowly in the refrigerator.
Whole European Anchovy, graded by size; gutting and cleaning on request.
European Anchovy is traded as Engraulis encrasicolus, a pelagic fish found in the North-East Atlantic and the Mediterranean.
Both. Fresh supply depends on season and landings at Portuguese ports; frozen stock is available all year.
Whole. Other cuts and packing formats can be discussed for regular volumes.
Its flesh is delicate and fine-grained. Typical uses are frying, marinating and curing and salting.
Send the presentation, volume and delivery point through the quotation form or to geral@gialmar.com. We reply with availability and a quotation; there is no public price list.

A staple of Portuguese cooking: small horse mackerel is fried or marinated in escabeche, larger fish go on the grill.
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