🐟NZ WILD SEAFOOD

Harvested from New Zealand's clean coastal waters. Delivered chilled to your door.

Handpicked wild-caught fish, crab and prawns from trusted NZ fisheries. Every batch is kept at controlled low temperature to lock in natural ocean flavour.

  • Wild CaughtLine-caught by licensed NZ boats.
  • Chilled FreshHeld at 0-4°C from dock to door.
  • Carefully PackedInsulated boxes with food-grade ice.
  • Nationwide DeliveryOvernight courier across Aotearoa.

Fresh weekly harvest

Fresh NZ picks for your table

Our weekly limited selection, caught fresh and carefully packed for home cooking.

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Freshness from sea to your kitchen

Handled with care at every step

From sustainable NZ fishing grounds to your doorstep. Strict temperature controls protect seafood quality the whole journey.

Cold-chain packaging details
  1. 01

    Sourced Sustainably

    Sourced from certified New Zealand wild fisheries, with strict catch limits.

  2. 02

    Temperature Controlled

    Immediately chilled after harvest, maintained in stable cold-chain transport.

  3. 03

    Kitchen Ready

    Secure insulated packaging, with clear storage & cooking instructions included.

Simple NZ seafood recipes

Your seafood dinner starts here

Easy home cooking recipes designed for our NZ seafood, for quick weeknight meals or slow weekend feasts.

Need to know

Buying seafood, made simple

Clear answers about cold delivery, seafood storage and preparation tips.

01 How do you keep seafood cold during NZ delivery?

All orders are packed with insulated boxes and ice packs to keep seafood at 0-4°C during transit.

02 How should I store my NZ seafood after delivery?

Keep refrigerated at 0-4°C and consume within the recommended days. Frozen items should be stored at -18°C.

03 What is the easiest way to prepare NZ seafood?

Simple steaming, pan-searing and grilling bring out the natural sweet ocean flavour without overpowering it.

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