Filters
600-700 Kilogram
To be discussed
To be discussed
Land freight
Finland14 Quote(s) Left
V*y Ng****en
1.0
Active
1 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
1 forty-foot container
30 % Advanced TT Against proforma invoice/Bank
CIF
United States
NetherlandsSe****od I
3.9
Active
34 Buying Leads
Online in last 3 days
Buy
Confirmed
20 Tons
T/T
FOB
广州
Solomon IslandsNot specified
Not specified
Not specified
South Africa19 Quote(s) Left
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
South Africa17 Quote(s) Left
Mr. Si********hu (Sale/ Marketing/ Sourcing Manager)
5.0
Active
19 Buying Leads
2000 Kilogram
L/C
CIF
Thailand
Asia, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam
Fish & Fish Products
Thailand19 Quote(s) Left
A****r N****i
4.1
Active
10 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
2000kilograms Kilogram
L/C
CIF
Thailand
ThailandA****r N****i
4.1
Active
10 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
2 forty-foot container Monthly
Bank Transfer
CIF Or FOB
United States
United StatesS**l Pi****za
1.7
Active
4 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
100 metric tons
TT
CIF by air
Shanghai, China By Air, China
China13 Quote(s) Left
Ms. V***a Y**o (Sale/ Marketing/ Sourcing Manager)
4.0
Active
9 Buying Leads
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
Hong KongMiss. Am****ia C***e (Sale/ Marketing/ Sourcing Manager)
3.2
Active
Hot Buyer
With responses recently
5 - 10 kilograms weekly Kilogram
Money Gram
CIF
Lao People's Republic
Sea freight
5 To 10 Kilograms
Tuna, Halibut, Red Snapper, And Other Types Used For Sushi Bar
Negotiable
1 To 3 Whole Fish Or Shellfish, Each Weighing 1 To 3 Kilograms
Weekly
Cif
Lao Peoples Democratic RepublicS**m S***n
4.3
Active
2 Buying Leads
5 - 10 kilograms weekly Kilogram
Money Gram
CIF
Lao People's Republic
Sea freight
Tuna, Halibut, Red Snapper, And Other Types
Sushi Bar Restaurant Items
Weekly
Fresh Or Chilled
Cif
Chilled Or Fresh, Suitable For Sushi Bar Use
Lao Peoples Democratic RepublicS**m S***n
4.3
Active
2 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
100 Tons
T/T
CIF
shanghai
ChinaMr. ya*****ao (Founder/ Owner)
2.3
Active
2 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
100 Tons
T/T
CIF
shanghai
ChinaMr. ya*****ao (Founder/ Owner)
2.3
Active
2 Buying Leads
20 Tons
L/C
CFR
Busan, Korea
Sea freight
Monthly
South KoreaI****o B***k
2.2
Active
36 Buying Leads
20 Tons
Busan, Korea
Shipping Methods Available And Estimated Lead Time Requested
Available Upon Request
Cfr
Cfr
South KoreaI****o B***k
2.2
Active
36 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
Dominican RepublicA**a Gr*****te
4.2
Active
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
TogoMs. Jo****ph
5.0
Active
Hot Buyer
Online in last 3 days
With responses recently
Buy
Confirmed
1 Tons
T/T
CPT
da nang
VietnamMs. P***M V**N H**U (C-Level Manager)
1.3
Active
2 Buying Leads
Buy
Confirmed
300 kilograms
T/T
CNF By Air
Singapore
Singapore14 Quote(s) Left
He****an
1.6
Active
6 Buying Leads
Online in last 3 days
Price History for Product from Global
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How can I sell shellfish online in bulk to distributors through digital marketplaces and what are the top products in this category that are in high demand for profitable wholesale trade?
Freshdi specializes in connecting suppliers of shellfish with buyers looking for wholesale and bulk imports, offering access to digital marketplaces where distributors seek top products such as oysters, clams, mussels, and shrimp. Suppliers in the seafood industry search for buyers to fulfill export and distribution needs, aiming to scale sales through profitable wholesale channels. Success is measured by securing reliable buyers with clear demand signals—such as active RFQs or import planning—within a short lead time, indicating immediate opportunities to sell shellfish online in bulk.
Which are the top global import destinations for shellfish and what are the key details on the most commonly traded variants by region?
The world's leading import destinations for shellfish include North America, particularly the United States and Canada, and East Asia, especially Japan and South Korea, where demand is driven by culinary preferences and high-end seafood markets. Key details show that the top traded variants are fresh clams (commonly known as “soft-shell clams” or “cherrystone clams”), oysters (marketed as “Pacific oysters” or “European flat oysters”), and mussels (often labeled as “French mussels” or “Pacific mussels”). Buyers commonly import these variants based on material composition (fresh, live, and unprocessed), size (typically 50–100 grams per unit), and grade (premium or standard). North America and Japan prefer larger, premium-grade oysters, while East Asian markets favor smaller, high-volume mussels for local consumption. A notable trend is the growing demand for sustainably sourced shellfish, with over 60% of global B2B shellfish imports now specifying eco-certification as a key attribute—this reflects a shift in buyer priorities toward traceability and environmental responsibility.
How can I find reliable wholesale shellfish suppliers with a strong reputation on a trusted B2B platform for searching key market demands?
To find reliable wholesale shellfish suppliers with a strong reputation, start by searching on a trusted B2B platform like Freshdi, which lists verified buyers and RFQs with transparent trade profiles. Suppliers should look for buyers with proven importing experience in key regions such as the U.S. and EU, where consistent trade terms like FOB Long Beach (U.S.) and FOB Rotterdam (Netherlands) are common. Reliable buyers often have certifications such as ISO 22000, HACCP, and BRC, which validate food safety and quality standards—key credentials that signal trustworthiness. Payment terms typically include 30% advance, 70% upon shipment, ensuring secure and predictable transactions.