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Explore Our Brandswith Wild Caught Seafood
Explore Our BrandsThe preservation and protection of our ocean is at the heart of our business. With an unwavering
commitment to sustainable fishing practices, we ensure the safeguarding of future seafood stocks
for many generations to come.
Pioneering the industry of wild-caught Australian seafood, we proudly champion provenance, guiding the journey from the bountiful oceans to your plate. We are at the forefront of shaping a future where Australia’s precious fish stocks are sustainably managed, ensuring their availability for generations to come.
We source our wild seafood from the most pristine waters in Australia
The Northern Prawn Fishery (NPF) is Australia’s largest prawn fishery which covers 771,000km2 off Australia’s northern coast. Raptis operates 14 vessels, as well as a mothership vessel in this Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified fishery.
Learn MoreGulf St Vincent is the largest prawn fishery in South Australia, covering 7,744km2, in both total catch and numbers of licenses. Raptis operates 1 vessel in this fishery to sustainably source Western King Prawns.
Learn moreThe Great Australian Bight Trawl Fishery extends from Kangaroo Island, South Australia to Cape Leeuwin in Western Australia. Raptis operates 2 vessels in this Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified fishery.
Learn moreThe Northern Territory Demersal Trawl Fishery covers approx. 100,000km2 off Australia’s northern coast. Raptis operates 1 vessel in this fishery to sustainably source a range of tropical snappers, in particular Saddletail & Goldband.
Learn moreThe Shark Bay Prawn Fishery is the largest prawn fishery in Western Australia. It is situated within a World Heritage Area, and has gained Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification. Raptis sources Western King Prawns and Brown Tiger Prawns from vessels in this fishery.
The Timor Reef Fishery covers a 29,000km2 area known as the Timor Box. The fishery is located in the remote pristine waters north-west of Darwin, and is sustainably managed by the Northern Territory Government. Raptis predominantly sources snapper and red throat emperor from vessels in this fishery.
Queensland's East Coast Inshore Fin Fish Fishery is a multi-species, multi-gear fishery that covers all tidal waters from the tip of Cape York to the New South Wales border. The fishery spans 5300km of coastline, around 75 major river systems and numerous smaller waterways. Raptis sources Sea Mullet from vessels in this fishery.
The Coral Reef Fin Fish Fishery (CRFFF) is a predominantly line-only fishery that targets a range of bottom-dwelling reef fish. The fishery operates predominantly in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Raptis sources Red Throat Emperor and Coral Bream from vessels in this fishery.
From a humble fish and chip shop in Adelaide during the 1950s, founded by Anna and Arthur Raptis Senior, emerges the thriving legacy of one of Australia’s largest privately owned vertically integrated fishing companies. Explore our journey, where tradition meets innovation, shaping a sustainable future in the heart of the Australian seafood industry.
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