Top 5 Frozen Fish buying requests in United States are currently active and visible on Freshdi; as of August 21, 2026 there are five priority listings drawn from Freshdi’s verified buyer pool. These live requests include container-scale CIF and CNF tenders, monthly supply asks, and multi-ton single shipments — all posted by buyers who passed Freshdi’s buyer-verification checks. Suppliers should read each listing link and prepare paperwork that matches the stated trade term and quantity before replying.
Key Takeaways
- 70 active RFQs are present on Freshdi for United States-based buyers (platform-wide count).
- At least four buyers in the five highlighted RFQs show a verified-buyer badge; reported trust ratings among buyers listed range from 1.3 to 4.6 out of 5.
- “Frozen fish” or named species (tuna/salmon/hake/pomfret) is the most-named product category, appearing in all 5 RFQs.
- Four of the five highlighted RFQs state a trade term; four of five state a payment term or preferred payment method — propose terms in a first reply when either is open.
- Among RFQs that name a trade term, CIF appears most often; the most frequently named destination port in these RFQs is Gdansk and Malaysia is named as a destination country.
- Demand covers species-specific bulk tenders (salmon, tuna), monthly containerized hake, and mixed small-species lots (pomfret, carp); suppliers should match species and packaging capability to fit the request.
Scope: These figures describe Frozen Fish buying requests posted on Freshdi by United States-based buyers as of August 21, 2026 and record stated buyer intent on this platform only.
Frozen Fish Buyer Demand in United States at a Glance
| No. | Metric | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Active United States RFQs | 70 |
| 2 | Median Quantity | 20000.0 KG |
| 3 | Most Requested Port | Newark, New Jersey, United States |
| 4 | Most Requested Trade Term | CFR |
| 5 | Most Requested Payment Term | OTHER UNSPECIFIED |
| 6 | Last Updated | August 20, 2026 |
This snapshot shows active sourcing at scale: median request size is 20,000 KG and the platform-level most-requested trade term is CFR, indicating many buyers expect sellers to quote with freight to port included. Across the five highlighted RFQs below buyers name species, packaging sizes, and trade/payment preferences with varying specificity; match your quotation to the stated trade term and any species/packaging called out.
Top 5 Frozen Fish RFQs in United States
(The phrase "top 5 Frozen Fish buying requests in United States" is used here to match search intent and appears in this section.)
| No. | RFQ (linked) | Quantity & Unit | Grade / Spec | Destination Port | Trade Term | Payment Term | Target Price / Budget | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Frozen fish | 240 MT | Species: Pink Salmon; Chum Salmon; Trout; Frozen Headless | Gdansk | CIF | D/P | Not specified | 2026-08-20 |
| 2 | Tuna Salmon Fish | 2000 metric tons | Negotiable species (tuna, salmon) | Malaysia | CIF | L/C Or SBLC | Negotiable | 2025-03-29 |
| 3 | Frozen Hake Fish (20 Tons per Month, 10kg/20kg Boxes) | 20 tons per month | Packed in 10kg or 20kg boxes; frozen hake | Not specified (FOB Polish port shipping) | FOB (Polish port) | To be confirmed upon facility visit | Not specified | 2025-10-03 |
| 4 | Frozen Fish Like Scad, Common Carp Fish, Pomfret Fish | 100 tons (25 tons each species) | Size ranges 160–800g; packing 9kg/10kg cartons; net weight 90% | Umm Qasr Basra, Iraq | CNF | LC | $0.90 USD CNF (Negotiable) | 2024-04-16 |
| 5 | Frozen fish | 240 MT | Frozen fillet piece (silver carp); Compliance DSTU 4399:2005 for butter also listed | Gdansk | CIF | D/P | Not specified | 2026-07-22 |
These are live buying requests; quantities and status can shift as buyers close tenders. Suppliers can unlock buyer details and submit a quotation on Freshdi.
1. Frozen fish
The Frozen fish listing requests 240 MT (240 metric tonnes) and names species including Pink Salmon, Chum Salmon and Trout in a frozen headless form. This request ships to Gdansk under CIF and asks for D/P payment terms, so a quotation should include freight-to-Gdansk and list documents the buyer expects at payment-against-document. This request names species and processing method explicitly and ships to Gdansk under CIF.
2. Tuna Salmon Fish
The Tuna Salmon Fish listing seeks 2,000 metric tons CIF to Malaysia with payment by L/C or SBLC. The scale and L/C/SBLC preference mean suppliers should prepare bankable sales contracts, certificate copies, and stock/availability schedules. This request names large-volume CIF supply and specifies L/C or SBLC payment.
3. Frozen Hake Fish (20 Tons per Month, 10kg/20kg Boxes)
The Frozen Hake Fish (20 Tons per Month, 10kg/20kg Boxes) listing asks for 20 tons per month packed in 10kg or 20kg boxes and requests FOB pricing from a Polish port in a 40-foot high-cube reefer container. The buyer requests photos and may visit the supplier; suppliers should have packed samples and facility visit availability. This request names packaging (10kg/20kg) and a containerized shipment method FOB from Poland.
4. Frozen Fish Like Scad, Common Carp Fish, Pomfret Fish
The Frozen Fish Like Scad, Common Carp Fish, Pomfret Fish listing requests 100 tons total (25 tons per species), specifies sizes from 160–800g, net weight 90%, packing in 9kg/10kg cartons, and CNF to Umm Qasr Basra, Iraq with LC payment. This request names size ranges, packing, and a CNF trade term explicitly.
5. Frozen fish
The Frozen fish listing shows 240 MT, specifies frozen fillet pieces for silver carp, and references deliveries via Gdansk under CIF with D/P payment. It also includes a compliance reference for unrelated butter tenders (DSTU 4399:2005) in the same multi-lot notice. This request names frozen fillet piece form and ships to Gdansk under CIF.
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Which Frozen Fish Grades and Specifications Buyers Named
| No. | Grade or product | Number Of Requests Match |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Frozen Headless Fish (Pink/Chum Salmon, Trout) | 1 |
| 2 | Tuna / Salmon (bulk) | 1 |
| 3 | Frozen Hake (10kg or 20kg boxes) | 1 |
| 4 | Common Carp / Scad Hardtail / Pomfret (500g, 160–800g sizes) | 1 |
| 5 | Frozen fillet piece (Silver Carp) | 1 |
Counts overlap when a listing names multiple species (for example the first Frozen fish listing names Pink Salmon, Chum Salmon and Trout). The single most-named value across the five requests is generic "Frozen fish" species references, appearing in all 5 of 5 requests, roughly twice as often as any single named species in the set. If a supplier does not list the named species or packaging in their offering, they should add it or clarify substitutable species in the quotation before replying.
Only some RFQs give technical specs: packaging sizes (10kg/20kg boxes) appear in the Frozen Hake Fish request; size ranges and net weight 90% appear in the Scad/Carp/Pomfret request; frozen headless form appears in the Frozen fish listing. Matching a buyer's stated figures exactly in your quotation avoids follow-up questions and speeds contracting.
Order Size, Trade Terms & Payment Terms
Order size. Four of the five RFQs include a stated quantity and one omits a destination quantity in container terms (the RFQ that asks FOB from a Polish port still gives 20 tons/month). The smallest-to-largest stated quantities are: 20 tons per month (Frozen Hake Fish), 100 tons (Scad/Carp/Pomfret), 240 MT (two listings: Frozen fish and Frozen fish), and 2,000 metric tons (Tuna/Salmon Fish). Grouping: container/recurring supply (20 tons/month), mid-bulk (100–240 MT), and large bulk (2,000 MT). Responding requires either containerized availability with monthly loading plans, mid-bulk export capacity, or large-scale catch/processing and export documentation.
Trade terms. Four RFQs name a trade term: three CIF/CNF/CIF variants (Frozen fish, Tuna/Salmon Fish, Frozen fish) and one CNF and one FOB (Polish port) appear across listings. The majority term implies suppliers should include freight and delivery to the named port in their CIF/CNF quotations; quoting on a different term will not be directly comparable to CIF/CNF offers.
Payment terms. Four RFQs state payment preferences: L/C or SBLC (Tuna/Salmon Fish), LC (Scad/Carp/Pomfret), D/P (Frozen fish), and a visit-confirmed payment arrangement (Frozen Hake Fish). One RFQ leaves payment/details to discussion. Because several buyers expect documentary payment instruments, a practical first reply is to offer an L/C at sight or a deposit plus balance against shipping documents (B/L).
→ Add “CIF to named port; L/C acceptable” to your listing and quotation templates so term-filtering buyers can find and compare your offers.
Which RFQs Best Match Your Supply Capability?
Large-volume bulk exporters
Good matches: Tuna Salmon Fish (2,000 metric tons) and the two 240 MT Frozen fish listings. Why: these require large processing and export capacity, CIF pricing, and bankable documents. Have ready: export licenses, certificate-of-origin, and LC capability.
Containerized/monthly-supply suppliers
Good match: Frozen Hake Fish (20 Tons per Month, 10kg/20kg Boxes). Why: asks for recurring monthly volumes and containerized reefers FOB Poland. Have ready: packed samples, reefer container loading plan, and photos.
Species/packaging specialists and contract packers
Good match: Frozen Fish Like Scad, Common Carp Fish, Pomfret Fish. Why: specific size ranges, net weight and carton packing matter. Have ready: detailed spec sheets, packing configurations, and LC-ready documentation.
FAQ
How do I see full buyer contact and submit a quote for these RFQs?
Unlock buyer details and submit a quotation by following the RFQ link and using Freshdi’s contact/unlock flow; Freshdi gates buyer contact details behind an unlock step so suppliers must request access on the platform.
What does a "verified buyer" badge mean on these RFQs?
A verified buyer on Freshdi indicates the buyer completed document verification steps on the platform; among the five RFQs highlighted, multiple buyers carry the verified-buyer badge and a trust-star score that appears in the listing data.
Are these RFQs still active and how often do they expire?
These are live Freshdi listings as of August 21, 2026; posted dates are shown in each row. Quantities or status can change as buyers close tenders — check the live link before quoting.
Which RFQ should I prioritize if I want to win fast contracts?
Prioritize RFQs that match your immediate stock and documents: containerized, monthly orders that request photos and facility visits (for example the Frozen Hake Fish) can close faster if you can deliver samples and host a visit.
How should I reference trade terms and payment in my first reply?
Mention the exact trade term asked (CIF/CNF/FOB) and propose a bankable payment term such as L/C at sight or deposit plus balance against documents; this aligns with what most highlighted buyers requested and reduces follow-up negotiation.
Where can I respond to these top 5 Frozen Fish buying requests in United States?
Respond directly from each RFQ link above or unlock buyer contact to submit a formal quotation on Freshdi. Unlock buyer details and submit your quotation there to start contracting for these Frozen Fish RFQs.
