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We are committed to sustainable aquaculture practices for our fish´s lifecycle. Biologists and technicians select the best broodstock for an exceptional performance of the fingerlings.
Our fingerlings live during 60 days in custom made tanks that simulate their natural habitat conditions, until they are ready to be moved to our open ocean farm.
In our submersible cages, our finfish are stocked with plenty of room to swim and grow in the best environment. They swim in the clean and clear open ocean waters, so they grow healthier, and tastier.
Once they reach the desired size, our fish are harvested from the sea cages and iced for processing.
The harvested fish are graded, weighed, cleaned and packed for shipment to our clients and end customers.
Earth Ocean Farms advocates for sustainable aquaculture . We sell Totoaba only in the Mexican market. Our farming process does not harm other species such as the vaquita marina, which is an endangered specie. Our Pacific Snapper is sold in Mexico and other export markets.
At Earth Ocean Farms we believe in sustainable seafood production.
By moving far away from crowded coastal waters and sensitive ecosystems into the open ocean, we operate in harmony with our natural surroundings.
We have found an environmentally responsible and sustainable way to offer Totoaba and Pacific Snapper to distributors and end consumers.
We are also proud to say there has been no traceable impact to the marine environment around us and we do not affect the wild totoaba populations nor the vaquita marina, which is also an endangered species.
A healthy and sustainable environment means a healthy and sustainable fish.
We are committed to preserve the oceans and its habitat through our Totoaba restocking plan.
Through the management of the Wildlife Conservation Units we participate in a joint effort of a restocking plan that helps preserve and protect this endangered species. In collaboration with the General Wildlife Management of SEMARNAT and other government agencies, as well as NGO´s, we periodically release totoaba juveniles into their natural habitat.
To know more about our annual restocking event of totoabas into the Sea of Cortez, please watch the following video.
