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Al Bashair Fisheries Company

Yemen

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Business Description

Established in 2002 in Ash-Shihr, Hadhramout, Yemen, Al-Bashair Fisheries Company is a leading processor and exporter of fresh and frozen seafood. The HACCP and EU-approved company specializes in high-quality fish—including tuna, mackerel, and octopus—shipped globally to Europe and East Asia.

Location: Situated in Ash-Shihr, Hadramout, Yemen.

Facilities: Includes an ice factory (5 tons/day capacity), four blast freezers (20 tons/day capacity), and cold storage (800 tons).

Products: Offers a wide range of seafood, including Indian mackerel, Chub Mackerel, Big Eye scad, horse mackerel, yellow tail scad, Frigate Tuna, Queen Fish, Catfish, Cuttlefish, Ribbonfish, and Octopus.

Export Markets: Supplies products to the European Community, East Asian countries, and worldwide.

Certifications: The factory is HACCP and EU-approved (Approval No. 20).

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Al Bashair Fisheries Company stands out by combining trading and manufacturing, which allows it to control both supply and distribution — a strong advantage for buyers needing consistent product quality and faster delivery. Being founded in 2002 shows it has years of experience in the seafood market, which helps build trust with international buyers. The verified account email and phone number add credibility, while the lack of verified work email and business documents could signal a need for extra due diligence before placing large orders. Offering frozen mackerel, cuttlefish, and other frozen seafood products positions it well in markets that value ready-to-cook, shelf-stable fish. With a yearly revenue of 5–10 million USD, it operates at a scale that supports steady, repeat business without being overly large or complex. Buyers should verify the product details and sourcing process directly, as the absence of document verification may raise concerns about transparency.