● Scientific name: Seriola Quinqueradiata
● Common size: Various weights per piece (e.g., 300-500g, 700-1200g, 1-2kg)
● Common packaging: 10kg/ctn or customized
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01.How does the Whole Round BQF format reduce storage space compared to IQF in a cold warehouse?
BQF blocks are solid rectangles that stack perfectly with no gaps between blocks. IQF fish require separate cartons with air voids, using 20‑30% more volume for the same net weight. For warehouses storing multiple containers, switching from IQF to BQF can free up significant cold storage space or reduce rental costs.
02.How can I check if the whole round yellow tail inside a BQF block are uniformly sized without thawing the entire block?
Use a frozen‑state metal detector or X‑ray (available at some inspection stations) to scan the block. Alternatively, drill a core sample from the center and from each corner using a sterile stainless steel tube. Thaw only the core samples to check size uniformity. If the sample fish from different positions show significant size variation, the batch may be mixed grades – reject or renegotiate.
03.What is the cost difference between Whole Round BQF and HGT (Headed & Gutted) BQF yellow tail, and which is more economical for a surimi plant?
Whole round BQF is typically 10‑15% cheaper per kilogram than HGT BQF because it includes head and guts. For a surimi plant that removes heads and guts anyway, whole round is more economical – you pay less for the raw material and still recover the same meat yield. HGT is only cost‑effective if your facility lacks heading/gutting equipment or labor.