Product name: Dried Bombay Duck Fillet, Bumalo Fish
Commercial names: Cá Khoai, 龙头鱼, 물천구
Latin name: Harpadon nehereus
Size: 10-15, 15-20, 20-25 cm/pc
Packing: 250 g/bag x 20/ctn
Origin Vietnam
Wild-caught - Natural - No additives
Certifications: HACCP, BRC, HALAL, IFS, ISO22000, FDA, EU registered.
Contact: Ms. Nguyen
Email: nguyen.thao@baseafood.net
WhatsApp: +84 702 520 288
Dried Bombay Duck Fillet (Harpadon nehereus), also known as Bumalo Fish, is a dried marine fish product supplied wholesale from Vietnam by Baseafood. Known for its distinctive umami flavor, soft texture after cooking and excellent seasoning absorption, this product is suitable for importers, wholesalers, ethnic retailers and foodservice buyers across Asian and international markets.
Dried Bombay Duck Fillet is made from Harpadon nehereus, a soft-bodied marine fish commonly known as Bombay Duck or Bumalo Fish.
Fresh fish is cleaned, filleted and dried to reduce moisture and concentrate its natural seafood flavor. Drying also gives the delicate flesh a firmer texture and makes the product convenient for storage, transportation and further preparation.
English name: Bombay Duck, Bombay Duck Fish, Bumalo Fish
Vietnamese name: Cá Khoai
Chinese name: 龙头鱼 (Lóngtóu yú)
Korean name: 물천구
Other commercial names: Bumalo, Bummalo, Bombay Duck Fish
Product Name: Dried Bombay Duck Fillet, Bumalo Fish
Scientific Name:Harpadon nehereus
Product Form: Fillet, dried
Available Sizes: 10–15 cm/pc, 15–20 cm/pc, 20–25 cm/pc
Packing: 250 g/bag × 20 bags/CTN
Shelf Life: 24 months
Storage: refrigerated or frozen storage
Origin: Vietnam
HS Code: 0305.5910
Quality Certifications: HACCP, BRC, IFS, ISO 22000, HALAL, SMETA, FDA Registration
Price: USD 20/kg
Nutrition Profile:
Exact nutritional values can vary according to moisture content, drying method, raw material and whether salt or other ingredients are used during processing.
Vietnamese Cuisine: Cá Khoai khô can be grilled or fried and served with rice, vegetables and dipping sauces. It can also be added to soups and other traditional dishes.
Chinese Cuisine: Dried Bombay Duck can be steamed, stir-fried or cooked with chili, garlic, ginger and savory sauces.
South & Southeast Asian Cuisine: The fish can be fried until crispy, cooked in curries or added to soups and stews for additional seafood umami.
Grilled: Lightly wash or soak the fillet before grilling with chili, lemongrass or other seasonings.
Deep-fried: Fry until golden and crispy and serve with chili, tamarind or other dipping sauces.
Dried Bombay Duck Fillet is suitable for:
Seafood importers and wholesalers
Asian and ethnic grocery distributors
Supermarkets and retail seafood stores
Restaurants and foodservice
Dried seafood distributors
Seafood snack processors
Food manufacturers
Private-label seafood brands
The convenient 250 g retail pack makes the product suitable for both wholesale distribution and consumer retail channels.
Baseafood processes Dried Bombay Duck Fillet under controlled food safety and quality systems to maintain consistent appearance, texture, moisture and product safety.
Selection of fresh Harpadon nehereus
Raw material inspection
Washing and cleaning
Filleting and trimming
Sorting according to size
Arrangement on drying racks
Controlled sun drying or mechanical drying
Moisture and quality inspection
Sorting and removal of defective pieces
Packing 250 g per bag
Packing 20 bags per carton
Metal detection and final quality control
Storage under appropriate conditions before shipment
Export Markets: China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, North America and overseas Asian communities.
The product is particularly suitable for markets with established demand for traditional dried fish, ethnic seafood ingredients and convenient retail-packed dried seafood.
Vietnam has a long tradition of dried seafood production supported by extensive marine resources, experienced processing workers and modern export facilities.
Established marine fish supply
Experience in traditional and controlled seafood drying
Multiple size grades
Convenient retail packing
Competitive processing costs
International food safety systems
OEM and private-label opportunities
Professional export documentation
Established cold-chain and international logistics
The scientific name is Harpadon nehereus, commonly known as Bombay Duck or Bumalo Fish.
It is known as Bombay Duck, Bumalo or Bummalo in English and international trade, Cá Khoai in Vietnam and 龙头鱼 in Chinese.
No. Bombay Duck is a marine fish. The name refers to Harpadon nehereus, a soft-bodied fish widely consumed in Asian cuisine.
Available sizes are 10–15 cm, 15–20 cm and 20–25 cm per piece.
The standard packing is 250 g/bag × 20 bags/carton, suitable for wholesale and retail distribution.
Key markets include China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, the Middle East and Asian ethnic food markets in Europe and North America.
Baseafood supplies Dried Bombay Duck Fillet from Vietnam to seafood importers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, foodservice companies and dried seafood buyers.
Yes. Mixed-container shipments can be arranged depending on product availability, quantities, destination and the combination of dried seafood products required.
The HS Code is 0305.5910.
The indicative price is around USD 20/kg, depending on size, specification, packing, raw material availability, order quantity and shipping terms.
If you are looking for a reliable Dried Bombay Duck Fillet supplier from Vietnam, Baseafood can support your sourcing requirements with multiple size grades, convenient retail packing and professional seafood export services.
Contact: Ms. Nguyen
Email: nguyen.thao@baseafood.net
WhatsApp: +84 702 520 288