AMERICAS CATCH INC

Americas Catch Inc. specializes in the preparation, packaging, and distribution of raw catfish fillets for U.S. government food donation programs. Their core capability centers on compliant seafood processing under strict federal food safety and labeling standards, with a focus on vacuum-sealed, portion-controlled packaging of unbranded frozen fillets. The company demonstrates consistent technical proficiency in cold chain logistics, HACCP-compliant handling, and USDA-inspected production workflows tailored for humanitarian aid distribution. Their specialization in raw, unprocessed catfish fillets—delivered in standardized 2-pound units—reflects deep familiarity with USDA commodity specifications and the unique demands of international food aid programs, where shelf stability, nutritional integrity, and packaging uniformity are critical. The contractor maintains a sustained relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, consistently delivering seafood commodities under its foreign and domestic food assistance initiatives. Their work supports the agency’s mission to provide nutritious protein sources through programs like the Food for Peace initiative, requiring precise adherence to commodity specifications, traceability protocols, and delivery timelines for global distribution. Operating under NAICS 311710, Americas Catch Inc. is firmly positioned in the seafood product preparation and packaging sector, with a narrow but highly specialized focus on freshwater finfish processing. This vertical specialization enables them to serve as a reliable, niche supplier within the federal commodity supply chain, particularly for catfish-based protein allocations. As a small business entity structured as a 2L (small business, not otherwise designated) based in Itta Bena, Mississippi, the company leverages its regional access to aquaculture resources to support federal procurement needs. While no formal government certifications are listed, their repeated award history indicates proven capacity to meet federal quality, safety, and delivery requirements without reliance on formal socioeconomic designations.