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The Obsiblue southern sea shrimp is bred in aquaculture in the western Pacific Ocean (FAO 71). These are located in the blue lagoons around New Caledonia. The lagoons are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and are treated with the greatest care. The South Sea shrimps are sustainably farmed there under strict conditions. Their Latin technical term is Litopenaeus stylirostris.
Producer: Obsiblue, 2, rue St Laurent, 38 000 GRENOBLE
Bred in: New Caledonia
The South Sea shrimp Obsiblue originates from the blue lagoons around New Caledonia east of Australia. The blue beauty is raised at the entrance to the high seas by a breeding cooperative in a species-appropriate and particularly sustainable manner.
Bred in: New Caledonia
The South Sea shrimp Obsiblue originates from the blue lagoons around New Caledonia east of Australia. The blue beauty is raised at the entrance to the high seas by a breeding cooperative in a species-appropriate and particularly sustainable manner.
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They were served on New Year's Eve together with veal fillet as Surf & Turf. The blast...
Obsiblues are the best shrimp that I can only recommend to everyone, fine nutty aroma, great!
The Obsiblue are simply great, I love this unique taste.
great as always
Terrific
Great and absolutely recommended!
the shrimp are always great
absolute madness. So unimaginably fresh, ordered on Wednesday with delivery for Saturday, everything worked out great. Will order again
As an alternative to Bavarian shrimp, I can absolutely recommend the Obsiblue.
100% top quality - rarely eaten such good Obsi Blue shrimp. Our guests were thrilled!
South Sea shrimps were great, telephone contact was very friendly and competent.
We have often ordered from crusta Nova and the shrimp are always an absolute highlight.