Product Parameters
| Frozen Haliotis | |
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Scientific Name |
Haliotis spp |
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Common Name |
Japanese Abalone , Disk Abalone |
| Catch Origin | The primary farming origin is Fujian Province, particularly Lianjiang County, which is known as China's "Hometown of Abalone |
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Available Size |
By count per kilogram (P/kg): 10-12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 pcs/kg By weight per piece (g/pc): 11-15g, 15-20g, 20-25g, 25-30g, 30-35g, 30g, 50g, 65g, 70g, 90g, 100g |
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Catching Methods |
Farmed / Aquaculture |
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Payment Term |
By TT |
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Leading Time |
Within 7days after deposit |
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Origin |
China |
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Expiration Date |
Valid for 24 months from the date of production |
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Usage |
Let it thaw naturally before processing |
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Direction |
Make sure to cook thoroughly before eating |
| Keep Frozen at -18℃ or below | |



Product Details

Frozen Haliotis
Our frozen haliotis, universally recognised as abalone, is sourced from well‑managed marine farms located in pristine coastal zones where water quality, temperature, and feed are subject to continuous scientific monitoring. Unlike wild stocks, which are increasingly vulnerable to overfishing, our farm‑raised abalone offers a sustainable and consistent supply, with each specimen carefully hand‑picked at the optimal growth cycle – typically 3 to 4 years – to ensure maximum flesh thickness, plumpness, and that signature buttery texture that gourmands prize. Upon harvest, the abalone are transported immediately to our modern processing facility, where they undergo a meticulous shelling operation, followed by thorough cleaning to remove the black membrane, viscera, and any residual sand or grit. The clean adductor muscle is then precisely trimmed to eliminate tough edges, leaving only the tender, creamy‑white meat.
This prepared meat enters our advanced cryogenic freezing system – a liquid‑nitrogen tunnel that rapidly reduces the core temperature to below -45°C within minutes. This ultra‑fast freezing technique produces extremely fine ice crystals, which prevent cellular rupture and preserve the natural cellular structure. As a result, the abalone retains its unique rich, briny‑sweet flavour, its signature firm‑yet‑tender chewiness, and its full complement of nutrients – including high‑quality protein, taurine, essential minerals like zinc and selenium, and B‑group vitamins. The finished product contains no artificial additives, preservatives, or colourings, and our entire operation complies with HACCP, EU, and USFDA regulations, ensuring food safety from farm to freezer.
Cooking Methods

Steamed Abalone (Light & Original Flavor)
Arrange prepared abalone on a plate, top with sliced ginger and scallions. Steam over high heat for 8–12 minutes. Drizzle with hot oil and light sauce before serving. This method fully retains the natural umami and bouncy texture of abalone, light and healthy.
Abalone Seafood Soup
Bring bone broth or clear water to a boil. Put in abalone slices, shrimp, shellfish and seasonal vegetables. Simmer gently for 10 minutes and season lightly. The soup is fresh, nutritious and mellow, ideal for daily nourishment.


Grilled Abalone (Western & Snack Style)
Pat abalone dry with kitchen paper. Brush with butter, barbecue sauce or garlic paste. Grill or pan-fry over medium heat for 5–7 minutes on both sides. The surface turns slightly caramelized with strong aroma, popular for barbecues and appetizers.
Braised Abalone (Classic Home & Restaurant Style)
Place blanched abalone into a pot, add light soy sauce, oyster sauce, a little rock sugar and ginger. Pour in warm water to cover the ingredients. Simmer on low heat for 15–20 minutes until the sauce thickens. The meat turns tender and absorbs rich savory sauce, a traditional delicacy for meals and festivals..

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01.What is the typical age of the abalone at harvest, and why does that matter for quality?
We harvest at 3‑4 years of age, which is the prime period when the meat reaches optimal thickness, sweetness, and texture. Younger abalone tend to be softer and less flavourful, while older ones can become tough and chewy.
02.Can the abalone be cooked straight from frozen, or must it be thawed first?
For most recipes, we recommend thawing under refrigeration before cooking to allow even heat penetration. However, for certain soups or braised dishes, some chefs add frozen abalone directly to the pot and extend the cooking time – this can help retain moisture.
03.What causes the colour variation in abalone meat – from cream to pale yellow?
Natural dietary differences (algae types) and slight variations in mineral content can cause subtle colour differences. This is completely natural and does not affect flavour, texture, or nutritional value.
04.How do you ensure the abalone is free from heavy metals or contaminants?
Our farms are located in areas with rigorous water‑quality testing, and we conduct regular third‑party analysis for heavy metals, pesticides, and microbiological contaminants. Certificates of analysis are provided with each shipment.
05.Is this abalone suitable for making traditional dried abalone, or is it strictly for frozen use?
Our product is frozen for immediate cooking. If you require dried abalone, we can arrange a separate production line, but please note that the drying process is entirely different and requires specialised equipment.
06.Can the packaging be customised with a buyer's brand and cooking instructions?
Yes, we offer private labelling, custom carton printing, and even inclusion of recipe leaflets for retail or foodservice clients. Minimum order quantities apply for bespoke packaging.
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