SeaShare Competitors

American Seafoods operates a fleet of six fishing vessels in the sustainable fisheries of the Bering Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. We are the world’s largest at-sea processor of Wild Alaska Pollock and hold the largest allocation of Wild Pacific Hake (Whiting). Our quality-assured products are distributed around the globe.

Ocean Beauty Seafoods began in 1910 as a small Seattle seafood shop known as the Washington Fish & Oyster Company. Over a century later, we have grown to become one of the largest and most successful seafood companies in North America, with seven distribution locations across the Western United States, and two smoking and processing plants in Washington state.

Clearwater Seafoods is one of North America's largest vertically-integrated seafood companies with over 1,900 employees in offices, plants and vessels around the world. The Bedford-based company operates from ‘ocean to plate’, owning its own fishing quotas, vessels and processing facilities, while also providing delivery to its customers worldwide. Clearwater is recognized globally for its superior quality, food safety and diversity of premium wild-caught seafood, including scallops, lobster, clams, coldwater shrimp and crab. As a leading harvester, processor and marketer of sustainably-sourced seafood, Clearwater supplies its products to wholesalers, retailers and foodservice distributors throughout the world. Selling its products globally under both the Clearwater and private label brands. Since its founding in 1976, Clearwater has invested in its resource ownership and management to sustain and grow its wild seafood resource. This commitment has established Clearwater as a global leader in sustainable seafood excellence. In 2015, Clearwater Seafoods acquired the Scotland-based Macduff Shellfish Group, bringing together two of the world’s leading and fastest growing vertically-integrated wild shellfish harvesters. Macduff’s product portfolio closely complements Clearwater’s product offerings with King and Queen scallops, langoustine, brown and velvet crab, and whelk. To learn more about Clearwater, please visit www.clearwater.ca.