Round Island Barramundi – D-Trimmed Fillets
One of the best ways to prepare Round Island Barramundi –
D-Trimmed Fillets is to pan-fry it, with the skin on, because the
skin is thin and crisps up nicely. Begin by patting the fillets dry
with a paper towel. Make a series of shallow cuts in the skin
with a sharp knife, not deep enough to penetrate the flesh.
Scoring the skin this way helps your seasonings penetrate
and prevents the skin from shrinking and pulling the fillet out
of shape while it cooks. Season both sides with salt and
freshly ground black pepper.
To ensure convenience and ease of preparation, our fillets are
expertly D-trimmed. This meticulous process removes the pin
bones, allowing for effortless cooking and a seamless dining
experience.

Size
8oz – 18oz | 18oz+

Processing

Net Weight / Glazing
Glazing at customer request only

Freezing Method

Packaging
Fresh:
Fillets are wrapped in green paper to make
bundles, then put into the master bags
or vacuum packed in 10k OTR (oxygen
permeable bag) bag and placed in Styrofoam
box which has inner foil. Gel icepack/s applied.
Frozen:
Individually vacuum packed (IVP) fillets in 5kg,
5 ply corrugated cardboard box. Printed or unprinted.
Carton Dimension
520mm x 230mm x 160mm

Thawing Method
Defrost under refregeration do not re-freeze

Safe Handling
Fresh:
Maintain product temperature at 0-4 C
Frozen:
Store at -18 C. Do not refreeze after thawing
Nutrion Facts
Size
800g – 1000g | 1000g – 1500g | 1500g+
28oz – 35oz | 35oz – 53oz | 53oz+
Processing
Net Weight / Glazing
Glazing at customer request only
Freezing Method
Packaging
Fresh:
Master bag, styrofoam 10kg box, gel ice packs
Frozen:
Master poly bag, Corrugated 10kg box
Carton Dimension
540mm x 350mm x 215mm
Thawing Method
Safe Handling
Maintain product temperature at 0-4 C
Frozen:
Store at -18 C. Do not refreeze after thawing
Crispy Fish Tenders
Why Barramundi
DELICIOUS
Sweet, succulent, buttery taste for even picky eaters
NUTRITIOUS
More Omega 3’s than any other white fish
AMBITIOUS
Sustainably raised to reduce impact on our planet