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Dried Sardine (Boiled) Supplier Vietnam, Cá Trích Khô Hấp

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+84 702 520 288

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BASEAFOOD

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D103

Dried Herring Sardine, Boiled, Salted

Common names: Dried Tunsoy, Cá Trích Khô

Latin name: Sardinella Gibbosa 

Size: 7-9, 9-11, 11-13, 13-15 cm/pc

Packing: 100 gr x 50 bags/ 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 Sardine (Boiled) — Cá Trích Khô Hấp, Whole Dried Sardine Supplier in Vietnam

Dried Sardine (Sardinella gibbosa), known in Vietnam as Cá Trích Khô Hấp, is a whole sardine that is boiled and then dried — producing a firm, savory dried fish used for broths, snacks and traditional cooking across Asia. Supplied wholesale from Vietnam by Baseafood, this dried sardine delivers deep natural umami and a long shelf life for importers, wholesalers, foodservice buyers and food manufacturers worldwide.

As a dried sardine supplier and exporter in Vietnam, Baseafood processes wild-caught sardines under HACCP, BRC, IFS, ISO 22000, HALAL, SMETA and FDA standards.

Key Facts about Dried Sardine

  • Species:Sardinella gibbosa (goldstripe sardinella / herring sardine)
  • Form: whole, boiled then dried
  • Size: 7–9, 9–11, 11–13, 13–15 cm/pc
  • Packing: 100 g/bag × 50 bags/carton
  • Best for: broth/stock, grilled snack, braised and fried dishes
  • Origin: Vietnam (Bình Thuận, Khánh Hòa, Ninh Thuận, Phú Yên, Quảng Ngãi)

What Is Dried Boiled Sardine (Cá Trích Khô Hấp)?

Dried boiled sardine is a whole sardine (Sardinella gibbosa) that is first boiled — traditionally in lightly salted water — and then dried. Boiling before drying firms the flesh, reduces fishiness and gives a clean, concentrated umami, which is why boiled-dried small fish are prized for making stock and broth. It is similar in style to Japanese niboshi (煮干し) and is a staple ingredient across Vietnamese, Filipino, Chinese and Japanese kitchens.

Dried Sardine — Names by Market

MarketCommon name
VietnamCá Trích Khô (Hấp)
PhilippinesTamban / Tunsoy (dried)
Japan煮干し (Niboshi — boiled & dried)
China小沙丁鱼干
FranceSardinelle dorée séchée
ScientificSardinella gibbosa

Dried Sardine Product Specifications

AttributeDetail
ProductDried Sardine, Boiled (Whole)
Scientific nameSardinella gibbosa
FormWhole, boiled then dried
Size7–9, 9–11, 11–13, 13–15 cm/pc
Packing100 g/bag × 50 bags/carton
Shelf life12 months (cool, dry storage)
OriginVietnam
CertificationsHACCP, BRC, IFS, ISO 22000, HALAL, SMETA, FDA

 

Dried boiled sardine is a protein- and mineral-dense dried fish:

NutrientPer 100 g
Calories~120 kcal
Protein25 g
Fat (incl. omega-3)5 g
VitaminsVitamin D, B-group
MineralsCalcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus

Reference: USDA FoodData Central and FishBase. Actual values vary by size, season and processing.

How to Use Dried Boiled Sardine 

Vietnam: Cá Trích Khô Nướng — grilled dried sardine with spices, served with rice; also fried or added to braised dishes.
Japan (Niboshi style): simmered to make dashi (soup stock), the umami base for miso soup, noodles and broths.
Philippines: Paksiw na Tamban (cooked with vinegar and spices) and Daing na Tamban (sun-dried, fried for breakfast with garlic rice).
China: added to soups and congee for umami depth, or deep-fried as a crispy snack.
Malaysia: sambal-style and stir-fry preparations as a savory condiment.

Dried Sardine B2B Applications

  • Broth & stock ingredient: a boiled-dried fish for dashi, soups and ramen bases.
  • Ethnic grocery distribution: Vietnamese, Filipino, Chinese and Japanese diaspora markets.
  • Foodservice & snacks: grilled, fried or braised dried sardine dishes.
  • Food manufacturing: natural umami ingredient for stocks and seasonings.

Why Source Dried Sardine from Baseafood Vietnam

With over 50 years of seafood processing experience, Baseafood is a Vietnam dried sardine supplier and exporter, sourcing wild-caught sardines from the central coast provinces and processing them boiled-and-dried under HACCP, BRC, IFS, ISO 22000, HALAL, SMETA and FDA standards, with OEM and private-label options.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dried Sardine

What is dried boiled sardine (Cá Trích Khô Hấp)?
It is whole sardine (Sardinella gibbosa) boiled and then dried, used for broth, snacks and traditional cooking — similar to Japanese niboshi.

Why is the sardine boiled before drying?
Boiling firms the flesh, reduces fishiness and concentrates umami, making it ideal for stock and long shelf life.

What sizes and packing are available?
Sizes 7–9, 9–11, 11–13 and 13–15 cm/pc, packed 100 g/bag × 50 bags/carton. Custom packing on request.

Is Dried Sardine it salted?
It is traditionally boiled in lightly salted water. Contact us to confirm the exact salt specification for your market.

Who is a reliable dried sardine supplier and exporter in Vietnam?
Baseafood supplies dried boiled sardine to importers, wholesalers, foodservice buyers and manufacturers worldwide.

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Contact Baseafood — Vietnam Dried Sardine Supplier & Exporter

Ms. Nguyen · Email: nguyen.thao@baseafood.net · WhatsApp: +84 702 520 288