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Chilean Blue Mussels

Lates calcarifer

Chilean Blue Mussels (Mytilus chilensis) are among the most sustainable seafood products available, cultivated in the cold, clean waters of FAO Zone 87 along Chile’s Pacific coastline. Grown on suspended ropes in one of the world’s most sophisticated aquaculture industries, they thrive on natural plankton with no artificial feed, antibiotics, or freshwater inputs. Available as premium meat only, in half shells, or whole – to suit every kitchen. Contact our team to discuss specifications or a quotation.

Key Features:

  • Premium quality Chilean blue mussel – farmed in FAO Zone 87
  • Three formats available – meat only, in half shells, or whole
  • Grown on suspended rope culture – no artificial feed or antibiotics
  • Rich in protein, omega-3, and essential minerals
  • Versatile – suitable for restaurants, foodservice, and retail
  • Sustainably sourced from one of the world’s most regulated aquaculture industries

Sustainability

Sustainability Profile – Mytilus chilensis

Chilean blue mussels are farmed in Chile under FAO Zone 87 aquaculture regulations. Chile has established one of the world’s most regulated and environmentally managed mussel farming industries, using suspended rope culture methods with strong environmental oversight. Mussels are filter feeders that require no artificial feed, making them one of the most low-impact protein sources available.

Grades Available

Meat only / in half shells / whole

Ingredients

Chilean Mussel (Mytilus chilensis) 100%.

 Nutrition Information

Energy

418 kJ (100 kcal)

Protein

12.7 g

Total Fat

1.7 g

– Saturated

0.47 g

Carbohydrates

8.5 g

– Sugars

< 0.5 g

Sodium

1.1 g

Species: Mytilus chilensis.

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