HIGH LINER FOODS (USA), INCORPORATED

High Liner Foods (USA), Incorporated specializes in the preparation, processing, and frozen packaging of seafood commodities for U.S. government food assistance programs. Their core capabilities center on the production of frozen pollock fillets and breaded pollock sticks, adhering to strict USDA food safety and sanitation standards for distribution through federal nutrition assistance channels. The company demonstrates deep expertise in cryogenic freezing, portion-controlled packaging, and cold chain logistics to maintain product integrity under federal commodity donation requirements. Their technical proficiency includes compliance with FSIS and FDA regulations, HACCP protocol implementation, and traceability systems for raw seafood sourcing through to finished product labeling. A key differentiator is their consistent delivery of bulk, shelf-stable frozen seafood products tailored for institutional use in schools, food banks, and international humanitarian aid programs. The contractor maintains a long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, consistently supplying frozen seafood commodities under the USDA’s Food Distribution Program. Their work supports domestic food assistance and global humanitarian efforts, delivering standardized, ready-to-cook products that meet federal nutritional specifications and packaging guidelines for large-scale distribution. High Liner Foods operates primarily within NAICS 311710, focusing on seafood product preparation and packaging for government procurement. This vertical specialization positions them as a reliable supplier of value-added frozen fish products within the federal food supply chain, serving institutional and emergency nutrition needs with consistent quality and regulatory compliance. The company is structured as a 2L entity with its primary operational base in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. While no federal certifications are listed, their sustained performance on USDA contracts reflects proven capability in meeting stringent government food safety, labeling, and delivery requirements. Their geographic footprint supports efficient logistics to federal distribution centers across the continental U.S. and overseas aid channels.