Industry leaders - Kosher Fish and Red Caviar from Bering Seafood
Bering Seafood is a world leader
in the fishing and fish processing industry, and the freshness and quality of
its seafood are unquestionable and confirmed by orthodox certification.
Bering Seafood specializes in Pacific salmon species such as humpback salmon, chum salmon, and sockeye salmon. Modern hi-tech complexes, production workshops, and innovative technologies allow the processing of more than 500 tons of fish production per day in high season. Wild salmon, which lives in the Bering Sea, goes far into the sea waters after being born in freshwater. It is in these ecologically clean waters where it spends all its life until spawning. Here it absorbs all the "juices" of the seawater and returns to fresh water for spawning. This moment is optimal for catching salmon. It is already full of vitamins, fat enough, and has fully matured roe. All this guarantees the freshness and high quality of the finished product.
Bering Seafood products are
popular among cafes and gourmet restaurants, especially those with healthy
cuisine, Asian cuisine restaurants, sushi bars, and seafood restaurants. Of
course, home cooking can't do without the delicious, healthy redfish and salmon
caviar. Salmon has a lot of protein, vitamins A, B, D, and E, and minerals
(phosphorus, zinc, iron, and calcium), - this complex has a beneficial effect
on brain function, reduces the risk of brain diseases, improves memory and can
act as an antidepressant. Omega-3 and Omega-6, contained in salmon, make hair
and skin healthy and elastic, improve blood circulation, and prevent aging.
Thanks to the development of the
international trade system, the seafood delicacies "Bering Seafood"
are available to residents of all continents. Kosher salmon and kosher red
caviar are in particular demand in the United States. Bering Seafood products
are competitive and have many advantages over national development. Alaska's
Pacific salmon population is much lower than its homeland on the East Coast
Bering Sea. There is not enough of it to provide the entire American population
with quality and tasty fish and caviar. Alaska's salmon companies often catch
salmon while they are still at sea before they enter freshwater for spawning.
It directly affects the quality of production: immature caviar loses its
appearance and gustatory qualities and begins to shrivel. Modern equipment and
a short production cycle cannot save such raw materials.
Wild salmon of all cuts and red
caviar from Bering Seafood quality and naturalness, confirmed by international
standards and certificates, the Marine Stewardship Council, and numerous awards
and victories in international competitions for the title of products and
companies of the year.
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