Hair Tail, Frozen

Frozen Hair Tail is a seafood provision used for crew catering on vessels. Identified by IMPA code 001151, this product is supplied by weight in kilograms. It serves as a primary protein source for galley operations and meal preparation during long voyages.

Hair Tail, Frozen is a specific seafood provision listed under the provisions category for ship supply. It is identified by IMPA code 001151 and is measured in kilograms (KG). This product provides a frozen protein source for vessel galleys to support crew nutrition requirements. In a maritime procurement context, this item is selected for its suitability in bulk frozen storage.

Ship chandlers supply this product to ensure that the galley has a consistent supply of fish that can be stored at low temperatures without immediate spoilage during extended transit between ports. Handling involves strict adherence to cold chain management from the point of delivery to the ship's freezer. Proper storage prevents thawing and preserves the integrity of the fish, ensuring it remains safe for consumption throughout the duration of the voyage.

Hair Tail

Hair Tail — Clear communication regarding the desired packaging and the frozen state of the product ensures that the delivered goods align with the vessel's available freezer capacity. Selection of this provision typically depends on the crew's dietary preferences and the planned menu rotation. Providing a variety of frozen fish options helps maintain crew morale and health by offering diverse nutrient sources in a controlled galley environment.

By utilizing the IMPA 001151 code, buyers can avoid ambiguity during the ordering process and ensure the correct seafood variety is loaded. Inventory management for frozen hair tail requires regular rotation to ensure first-in first-out usage. Hair Tail, Frozen is listed in the ShipsBay catalog under Provisions for structured marine supply RFQ workflows.

IMPA code 001151 UOM KG help purchasing teams match the item with vessel requisitions, maintenance planning and supplier quotations without adding unconfirmed technical specifications. When requesting a quote, buyers should state the intended use, needed quantity, preferred packing, delivery port and any internal reference numbers. These details support a clearer offer review and reduce follow-up questions between the vessel, technical superintendent, procurement team and supplier.