tuna oem export
At Century Pacific Food Inc.(CNPF), we continue to establish our name across boundaries. We deliver products that are competitive and meet international standards. We are one with the customers in giving them value for money and flexibility. In the end, we intend to bring not only products with excellent quality but also create ties that maintain our relationship with our buyers.
CANNED TUNA
Retail | Catering / Food Service | |
307, 300, 202 (Open for special packs) | 603, A10 | |
Chunks, Flakes | Chunks, Flakes | Pack Style |
Other Net Weight and Pack Style: Could be possible upon discussion | ||
Brine Oil (Rapeseed, Sunflower, Soya & Olive Oil) | Brine, Oil (Rapeseed, Sunflower, Soya & Olive Oil) | Medium |
20 FCL | 20 FCL | Containers |
Cartons | Cartons | Packaging |
Stickers / Lithographed | Stickers | Labels |
1-20 container | 1-20 container | Minimum Order |
Per Buyers Requirements | Per Buyers Requirements | Others |
POUCHED TUNA
Our pouched tuna also come in easy-to-open and easy-to-store vacuum-sealed bags.
Retail | Catering / Food Service | |
170g, 120g, 100g, 71g | 5kg, 3kg, 1.2kg, 500g | Net Weight |
Chunks, Flakes | Chunks, Flakes | Pack Style |
Other Net Weight and Pack Style: Could be possible upon discussion | ||
Brine Oil (Rapeseed, Sunflower, Soya & Olive Oil) | Brine, Oil (Rapeseed, Sunflower, Soya & Olive Oil) | Medium |
20 FCL | 20 FCL | Containers |
Cartons | Cartons | Packaging |
Stickers / Lithographed | Stickers | Labels |
1-20 container | 1-20 container | Minimum Order |
Per Buyers Requirements | Per Buyers Requirements | Others |
FROZEN LOINS
The tuna used for Frozen Loins are vacuum-packed to ensure that the natural freshness is preserved.
Fish | Skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis) |
Yellowfin (Thunnus albacares) | |
Sizes | 20kg sacks (5kg/bag) |
Cleaning | Single, Double Clean |
Containers | 40 Reefer Containers |
Packaging | Sacks |
Storage | -18 degree Celcius |
Others | Per Buyers Requirements |
FISH MEAL
The best fish meal comes from the freshest day-old catch from the sea.
Source | Tuna |
Protein Content | 58% Minimum |
Fat | 13% Maximum |
Moisture | 10% Maximum |
Salt | 2% Maximum |
FFA | 10% Maximum |
Peroxide | — |
Iodine Value | — |
Salmonella | Negative |
ACCREDITATION
United States Food and Drug Adminsitration (USFDA)
– USFDA is an organization under the Department of Health and Human Services. They set the standards in US to be met by food manufacturers to promote and protect public heath. These standards cover a wide array of products from food to pharmaceuticals.
http://www.fda.gov
Orthodox Union (OU)
– OU is a certifying agency following the teachings of the the Jewish law (Kosher approved). It is based in New York and generally recongized by the North American Jewish and non-Jewish alike. They ensure that products comply from the ingredients, equipments and actual prepration standards set by the Torah and Jewish Dietary Laws.
http://ou.org
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
– CFIA is a branch of the Canadian Government responsible for 14 inspection programs and services that are related to foods, plants and animals across Canada. They abide by the standards that were established by Health Canada.
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/util/faqe.shtml
Earth Island Institute Dolphin Safe
– Earth Island Institute is an independent company monitors tuna catchers and processing companies all over the globe. They ensure that catching methods do not harm any dolphins and protect the ecosystem. Furthermore, they inspect that processing plants only produce tuna caught using menthods that are dolphin friendly.
http://www.earthisland.org/dolphinSafeTuna/consumer/
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)
– HACCP is a management system in which food safety is addressed through the analysis and control of biological, chemical, and physical hazards from raw material production, procurement and handling, to manufacturing, distribution and consumption of the finished product.
http://www.fda.gov/food/foodsafety/hazardanalysiscriticalcontrolpointshaccp/default.htm
British Retail Consortium (BRC)
– BRC is the leading trade organization in the UK. They represent all forms of retailers in the UK from independently owned stores to big chain supermarkets and department stores. Companies supplying retail chains under their private label food products have to complywith the BRC standard, they are the industry-wide benchmark for quality and food satefy. BRC widened its reach to the world retail market, with brand owners in USA requiring this accreditation as well.
http://www.brc.org.uk/brc_home.asp
International Food Standard (IFS)
-IFS is a globally reconized standard for auditing retailer and wholesaler branded food product suppliers. These standards can only be applied for processed food products or when there is a hazard for product contamination during processing and packaging.
http://www.ifs-certification.com
European Union (EU)
-The European Union is the economic and political union of 27 European Member States. They have established their standards based on Codex Alimentarius for acceptable food products to be exported to Europe. These strict standards only allowed accredited companies to export to Europe, without any accreditation a company will not be allowed business in any EU member country.
http://europa.eu/
Islamic Dawah Council (IDC)
-The IDC Philippines is a duly recognized Halal certification and accreditation authority in the Philippines. Their standards ensure that food to be served to Muslim countries have been prepared and processed complying with Muslim Dietary Laws
http://halalislamicdawah-ph.com