Precision on the Plate

In the world of premium seafood, quality is often measured in tangible metrics: size, weight, temperature. At Angfa, we recognize another, more subtle dimension: space. The precise, millimeter gapped arrangement of each baby squid on a freezing tray is not an aesthetic choice it is a non-negotiable technical standard and a profound expression of our brand promise.

Once moisture is perfectly controlled, our tender baby squid enters its most vulnerable stage before freezing. This is where our “Artisan’s Precision” protocol is enacted. Our requirement is exacting: each squid must be placed with uniform spacing, as if measured by a ruler. This discipline serves three critical purposes:

• Preventing Adhesion: The primary reason is fundamentally practical. When placed too close, squid will freeze together, forming ice bridges that can break and cause damage. Our strict, even spacing physically eliminates the risk of adhesion, ensuring every piece remains whole and independent from freezing to your kitchen.
• Preserving Wholeness: The mandate is clear: every squid must be complete with all head and tentacles. Any piece with broken parts is removed. This safeguards the integrity for even cooking, beautiful presentation, and the complete texture customers expect.
• The Human Dimension: Where Care Meets Craft: This cannot be fully automated. It requires the discerning eye and disciplined hand of our skilled line workers. Their focus on angle, spacing, and completeness means they are not merely arranging seafood; they are arranging a promise of consistency, quality, and respect.

For our partners, this meticulous attention to detail translates into tangible benefits: Higher Yield & Less Waste from no broken pieces, Consistent Culinary Results from uniform pieces, and a Brand Reflection of quality you can share with your customers.

At Angfa, we believe that excellence is built in the spaces between. The few millimeters of deliberate distance between each squid are the ultimate measure of our commitment—the silent guardians of texture, value, and trust, frozen in time.