May 2, 2017
It's that special time of year again when harvesting starts on the New Season Blue Mussels at Eyre Peninsula Seafoods. Tender, juicy, sweet and irresistibly good, these perfect little mussels are the best thing about coming into winter and are well worth waiting a year for...
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We think everyone should know about our new season mussels and so have come up with a cool poster that explains the growing cycle. You can download a printable copy of the poster by clicking here. (Poster is branded Boston Bay but Spencer Gulf branded poster is also available on request - please email: sales@blueharvest.com.au)
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March 30, 2017
PRAWNS
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Fresh tiger and banana prawn supply this year for Easter is looking very weak and will be significantly less than what was available for the same period in 2016. A combination of the loss of product from the Logan River region, and very hot water temperatures in North QLD have combined to leave our current supply levels at historical lows.
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October 10, 2016
At the end of a narrow dirt road at Lemon Tree Passage, a row of tin oyster-farm sheds sits on the banks of picturesque Port Stephens. These waters are home to XL Oysters, one of Australia’s larger producers of Sydney Rock Oysters. Continued below...
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October 10, 2016
Rock Oysters are a brilliant product, loved by true Oyster connoisseurs for their local, artisanal production and sweet regional flavours. The challenge the industry faces with growing consumption of these beautiful oysters however come not from the product, but rather the inconsistencies created in supply and quality that inevitably come from over 60 companies all doing it differently. Continued below...
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October 10, 2016
This year’s tiger prawn stockings at GCMA and Seafarms have been significantly more successful than last year, and we are hopeful this will translate into improved crops for the 2016/17 summer period. Continued below...
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