MINERVA
Mackerel Fillets in Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Atlantic mackerel fillets of excellent quality and taste. Impeccably cleaned and canned by hand for a perfect presentation, with high quality olive oil to cover.
- HEALTHY FISH, RICH IN NUTRIENTS
- WITH ORGANIC EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
- Minerva Mackerel fillets are produced entirely by hand
- Mackerel from the Atlantic coast only
- White, soft fillets, drizzled with extra virgin olive oil from organic farming
Ingredientes
Mackerel (70%), olive oil (29%) and salt
Alérgenos
Fish
Energia | 815 kJ / 195 kcal |
Proteínas | 25,1 g |
Lípidos | 10,5 g |
dos quais saturados | 2,2 g | Hidratos de carbono | <0,5 g g |
dos quais açucares | <0,5 g g |
Fibra alimentar: | g |
Sal | 1,9 g |
Name of the food: Fillets of Mackerel in Olive Oil
Country of origin: Portugal
Operator’s name: Conservas A Poveira S.A.
Operator Address: Parque Industrial de Laúndos, Lote 46 4570-311 Laúndos Póvoa de Varzim (Portugal)
Health Register: PT C 249 1P CE
Mackerel Fillets in Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil Minerva
Raw material
Scomber colias is the mackerel species used for production of Minerva mackerel fillets. Abundant species in the Atlantic coast and caught according to sustainable methods.
Can preparation
The preserve of mackerel fillets uses the entire fish, that upon arrival at the factory is pre-cooked and only afterwards is prepped and cleaned, integrally by hand. The mackerel is completely cleaned, taking only the white meat which is cut in fine fillets, that will finally be covered by a delicious organic extra virgin olive oil.
Conservation and harmonization
Keep in a cool, dry place. After opening, if not entirely consumed, the product must be stored in the fridge, in a closed container until 48 hours.
The mackerel fillets are perfect for the preparation of delicious, sophisticated appetizers. Try placing a fillet on top of a toasted slice of bread and drizzled with the can’s own organic olive oil. A dash of black pepper freshly ground and herbs and you’ll have a spectacular hors d’oeuvre.


