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Latin Name: Sarpa salpa
Family: Sparidae
Fishing Location: FAO 27 – North Spain
Catching Season: All Year Round
Catching Method: Purse Seining
Freezing Method: Block Frozen, Brine “IQF”
Packing: 20kg Carton Box + Plastic Bag
Form: Whole Round
Size: 2/3 pcs/kg (300-500grs)
Sarpa Salpa, also known as the Salema Porgy, is a species of bream, recognisable by the golden stripes that run down the length of its body. It is relatively common off the coasts of South Africa, Tenerife, Malta and Cyprus, but has been occasionally been found as far north as Great Britain.
Salema
Salema - Sarpa salpa
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United Kingdom: Salema
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Spain: Salema
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France: Saupe
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Germany: Goldstrieme
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Portugal: Salema
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Poland: Salpa
- Austria: Goldstriemen
- Cyprus: σάρπα
- Croatia: salpa
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Denmark: Stribet havrude
- Slovenia: salpa
- Greece: Σάλπα
- Italy: Salpa
- Malta: Saupe , Xilpa
- The Netherlands: Goudgestreepte zeebrasem
- Czech Republic: Zubatice zlatopasá , Okáè obecný
- Sweden: Salpa
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