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Anchovy (Engraulis Ringens) Anchoveta, Anchoa

The anchovy lives in coastal shoals
between the surface and a depth of 150 feet. It is used in many
Mediterranean dishes and salads for its unique strong fish taste.
Anchovies usually never grow larger than
8 inches. Anchovies prefer the warmer waters around the world where they
swim in massive schools.
Market Form |
Size |
Fresh, Whole, Salted,
Cannes, Oil,
Frozen: Whole Gutted, Headed & Gutted
Fish Meal |
3-6
inches in length |
Anchovies are rich in omega-3 oils, calcium, and iron

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