We are specialists in shrimp aquaculture
Shrimp aquaculture is a reliable source of high-quality, delicious and sustainable seafood products.
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Shrimp aquaculture is a reliable source of high-quality, delicious and sustainable seafood products.
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Shrimp aquaculture is a reliable source of high-quality, delicious and sustainable seafood products.
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Vannamei prawn, also known as Pacific white shrimp, is widely appreciated in international cuisine for its soft meat, tender texture and subtly sweet flavor, making it ideal for a wide range of dishes, from light starters to exquisite main courses. . This shrimp is raised under strict sustainability standards, ensuring not only its superior quality, but also respect for marine ecosystems.
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Vanaper aquaculture extends along the western coast of South America, spanning the waters of the Pacific Ocean from Panama, passing through the coasts of Ecuador, Peru, and Chile. Vanaper Trade is the Pescapuerta Group line specialized in Lagostino aquaculture in Tumbes waters in Peru. The Vannamei Prawn (litopenaeus vannamei) is the most cultivated shrimp in aquaculture due to its rapid growth and its adaptability to different meteorological and environmental conditions. It is also known as Pacific white shrimp.
Vanaper Trade has specialized in shrimp aquaculture.
This responsible practice guarantees a safe and traceable supply chain, with benefits for both consumers and the ecosystem. Aquaculture helps reduce pressure on wild populations, promoting marine conservation. Our offer of aquaculture prawns meets the highest quality standards, satisfying the needs of the markets.
AQUACULTURE
Vanaper Trade has specialized in shrimp aquaculture.
This responsible practice guarantees a safe and traceable supply chain, with benefits for both consumers and the ecosystem. Aquaculture helps reduce pressure on wild populations, promoting marine conservation. Our offer of aquaculture prawns meets the highest quality standards, satisfying the needs of the markets.
AQUACULTURE
