
The Toyosu connection
Martinez Seafood’s direct supply relationship with Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo connects its sourcing network to Japan’s seafood trade, where experience and attention to the catch matter.
Exceptional seafood starts long before it reaches your table. For almost three decades, Martinez Seafood has built direct supply relationships in Japan and trusted supplier connections in Spain, Mexico and beyond.

Martinez Seafood’s direct supply relationship with Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo connects its sourcing network to Japan’s seafood trade, where experience and attention to the catch matter.

Long-standing supplier relationships in Spain bring another perspective to the selection. These personal connections are part of Martinez Seafood’s commitment to seeking exceptional seafood around the world.

Supplier connections in Mexico extend the network even further. Together with Japan, Spain and other seafood-producing countries, they give Martinez Seafood a global reach with a personal approach.

First Catch is Martinez Seafood’s own box, bringing the same sourcing relationships that serve kitchens and markets to your home. Japan, Spain and Mexico are part of a wider network built on almost three decades of seafood expertise.
AI-created scenes illustrate regional seafood trade; they do not show Toyosu itself or Martinez Seafood’s actual suppliers. Supply relationships are stated by Martinez Seafood.
Pick any five items for the Basic Box, or up to twelve for the Family Box.

Rich and full-bodied: the prized centrepiece of the box.
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Cold, clear North Atlantic water and an exceptionally rich fillet.
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U10 means fewer than ten per pound: a generous searing surface.
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Warm-water tails, sweet and tender: our signature difference.
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Meaty, mild and shellfish-free: the versatile everyday catch.
Bluefin tuna. Faroe salmon. Jumbo scallops. And yes, lobster.