"Marinero" Cantabrian Anchovy Jar (235g)
NUTRITIONAL VALUES PER 100 G
| ENERGY VALUE | 228 kcal 955 kj |
| FATS | 12.49 g |
| OF WHICH SATURATED | 2.8 g |
| SALT | 9 g |
| CARBOHYDRATES | 2.09 g |
| OF WHICH SUGARS | 1 g |
| FIBER | 0 g |
| PROTEIN | 26.92 g |
Fishing in the Cantabrian Sea begins in the spring months, when the anchovy (Engraulis encrasicholus) approaches the Cantabrian coasts to spawn. This is the most optimal time to catch this species of fish, as it has a meatier texture and higher quality. Boats identify fishing grounds or schools and then proceed to surround them from the surface with purse seine nets. Purse seine fishing is very selective and environmentally friendly.
The production of anchovies stands out for the mastery of the "Saladores del Cantábrico" (Cantabrian Salters), the slow maturation process, and the careful handling carried out by the "Sobadoras" (Kneaders) who skillfully select, manually remove, and trim the anchovy fillets. This is a process with a strong artisanal character, in which all operations are performed by hand.
Fillets: 35-45 approx.
Once opened, cover with oil, keep refrigerated, and consume within 7 days.
Natural product, without preservatives or colorings.
From a certified sustainable fishery MSC http://www.msc.org/ MSC-C-55048
Fishing from the Cantabrian Sea. FAO Area 27VIIIc (Bay of Biscay).
GMO-free (Genetically Modified Organisms).
