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Morgana fish

Morocco

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Morocco agadir ait Melloul Barmat N72

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Business Description

We are pleased to offer our services in the field of exporting and freezing seafood from Morocco. We are a leading company in this field, providing high-quality fresh and frozen seafood products that meet international standards.

We offer a diverse range of frozen seafood products, including:

- *Pelagic Fish*:

- Pelagic Fish

- Ribbonfish HGT

- Bait Mackerel

- Bait Sardine

- *Cephalopods*:

- Cuttlefish

- Octopus

- squid

-*Crabs

We are committed to providing the best service to our customers and continually strive to improve our services to meet their needs. We welcome your inquiries and look forward to collaborating with you.

Thank you for your interest,

Best regards,

Zihri Mehdi

Morgana Fish Sarl

Business Details

Country:

Morocco

Business Types:

Distribution / Wholesale, Farming / Production / Processing / Packing, Trade

Main Markets:

Bahamas, Bangladesh, Canada, China, France, Ghana, Hong Kong, Malta, United States

Main Products:

Blue Crab; Frozen Mackerel; Frozen Ribbonfish; Frozen Sardine; Frozen Seafood; Frozen Tuna Fish; Mullet; Octopus; Ribbonfish; Sardine; Sardinella; Squid

Year Established:

2016

Morgana fish exports blue crab and several frozen seafood types to diverse markets including Canada, the United States, and France — regions with strong demand for high-quality frozen seafood. Operating as an exporter and wholesaler from Morocco, they offer access to a key African sourcing point for international buyers. The lack of a company website and address may raise concerns about transparency, so buyers should verify contact details independently before placing large orders.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

CFR

Port Of Loading:

Nouadhibou

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

Morgana fish offers clear trade terms with CFR shipping, which means buyers pay for the product once it reaches the port of Nouadhibou. Using T/T payment terms is common in international trade, but it requires trust — buyers should verify the seller's identity before sending funds. The use of USD as the accepted currency simplifies financial transactions for global buyers. Morgana fish responds to inquiries in about 29 hours, which is relatively fast for a small team of 1–10 people. This quick response time helps buyers get timely feedback and move faster through the procurement process. The lack of quality certifications means buyers should verify product standards before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Most seafood suppliers offer a narrow range of products, but Morgana fish offers a broad mix including both common and niche items like frozen ribbonfish and sardine. This variety suggests they can serve specialized buyers looking for specific species, especially in markets where regional preferences favor less common fish. Buyers seeking diverse frozen seafood options may find Morgana fish a better fit than suppliers with limited or generic product lines.

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Most suppliers lack verified work emails, phone numbers, or documents, which raises red flags for buyers. Morgana fish stands out by having all key verification points confirmed — including work email, phone, and business documents — which builds trust and reduces risk for international buyers looking for reliable seafood suppliers.

Export Countries

Bahamas

Bangladesh

Canada

China

France

Ghana

Hong Kong

Malta

United States

North America

22%

East Asia

22%

Western Europe

22%

Central America & Caribbean

11%

South Asia

11%

Morgana fish operates in 9 countries across 6 regions, with a balanced distribution across key regions: North America, East Asia, and Western Europe each account for 22% (2 countries each). Central America & Caribbean, South Asia, and West Africa each represent 11% with one country each. This contrasts with typical suppliers who often concentrate in 3–4 regions, indicating a more diversified but evenly spread global footprint. The even regional spread suggests a strategic effort to balance market access without over-reliance on any single region.