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Under a rocky shell hides one of the greatest delights of the Galician sea. Recognized worldwide, Galician oysters are grown sustainably in baskets that hang from the rafts of the Rías Baixas. &nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Octopus is very difficult to make canned as it requires a meticulous artisanal process for the final product to be perfect.&nbsp; &nbsp; ...

The Galician spider crab needs no introduction. It is the king of Galician seafood and its flavor is unmistakable.&nbsp; &nbsp; It lives in...

Sea bass is a semi-fatty white fish that contains proteins of high biological value. At Los Peperetes we prepare this precious fresh fish, with the strictest care, manually removing bones and skin until the loins are meticulously cleaned. We apply a light cooking to achieve the desired tenderness and then we neatly pack...

We carefully select the largest and highest quality mussels from the rafts of the Galician estuaries. Always protected under the Protected Designation of Origin Mejillón de Galicia which guarantees their origin, quality and extraction with environmentally friendly fishing techniques.&nbsp; <P...

Declared the World's Best Canned Seafood by the prestigious World's 101 Best Canned Products from the Sea ranking. A ranking that evaluates the best canned fish and seafood in the world from among more than 400 references from around the planet.&nbsp;

Galician-style sardines are perhaps one of the most well-established dishes in our catalogue.&nbsp; &nbsp; This recipe comes from the...

Squid in olive oil is a delicious ingredient that pairs perfectly with a multitude of dishes. We carefully select the freshest and highest quality squid to ensure an unparalleled culinary experience.&nbsp;

Discover the authentic seafaring tradition with our canned Galician mussels.&nbsp;

The well-known canning company from Carril (Vilagarcía), Los Peperetes, is launching a limited edition of one of its preserves. But this launch is not just another item in its range of gourmet preserves, but rather a nice initiative with which they want to contribute to the fight against breast cancer on the day of its...

Coming from the Galician Rías (Ensis siliqua), it is purchased during the months of May and June. Once 24 hours have passed, at the purification station, they are cooked and shelled by hand.&nbsp;