Fish and Seafood Wholesaling in Australia
The South Australian Fishermen's Co-Operative Limited (S.A.F.C.O.L.) was founded in 1945 by a group of South Australian Fishermen to sell their catch; the first of its kind in Australia. This connection with the craft and the catch has been constant throughout our history. Today, Casula Fish Market continues to manage the thriving South Australian Fish Market and is a diversified consumer products group, marketing its products across the Australian Retail Market in supermarkets and other speciality stores.
Casula
Fish Market carries the mantle of The Seafood Experts proudly and is the only
seafood company in Australia controlling its catch from ship to shelf.
Casula
Fish Market is one of the world’s major suppliers of fresh, packaged and frozen
seafood. We are respected for our philosophy of sustainability and our
guarantee of quality. We have over 70 years experience, from traditional
beginnings to the operation of fleets and plants around the world. We can
supply virtually every type of seafood, fresh or frozen. Casula Fish Market services a wider market
than most other suppliers of quality seafood: Australia, New Zealand,
Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Greece, the Middle East,
Slovenia, Chile, Canada and the USA.
Casula
Fish Market has built a loyal following of discerning customers. We continually
develop new products and meet government standards in all markets. Our catch is delivered direct to our canning
and processing plants. We do not operate
“mother ships” that operate as floating freezers.
Our
wild tuna catch is certified “Dolphin Safe'' by the Earth Island
Institute. We respect marine
conservation. We comply with the highest EU and USA standards and have the
knowledge to comply with all other standards of the countries with which we
deal.
Authorities
are so concerned about a COVID-19 outbreak at a seafood wholesaler in Sydney's
inner west, they’re ordering entire households that received deliveries to
isolate and get tested.
Revenue
for the Fish and Seafood Wholesaling industry is forecast to return to growth
over the next five years as economic conditions gradually recover from the
COVID-19 pandemic. Seafood consumption is projected to increase over the
period, reflecting increasing health consciousness among consumers and
benefiting the industry. However, overfishing concerns and strong demand from
overseas markets for Australian produce will likely reduce fish and seafood
supplies in the domestic market over the next five years, limiting potential
revenue. In addition, major supermarkets such as Coles, Woolworths and ALDI are
anticipated to continue bypassing wholesalers over the period, placing further
pressure on fish and Seafood Wholesalers Australia and constraining revenue
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