Local auction seats
Holding seats at Gloucester, New Bedford, and Portland display auctions — with independent inspectors grading every lot before Great Eastern buys a pound.

40+ years · Boston, MA · Black Falcon Ave
Boston wholesale seafood for 40+ years — hand-cut to order, auction-inspected, MSC & ASC programs.
88 Black Falcon Ave, Boston, MA 02210, USA
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For more than 40 years, Great Eastern Seafood has supplied New England restaurants and retailers from Boston's Black Falcon Avenue — sourcing through Gloucester, New Bedford, and Portland display auctions, direct Iceland quota partnerships, and trusted boats worldwide. Fish stays whole on ice until your order is hand-cut. Honesty, loyalty, service, and respect aren't marketing lines here; they're how the floor runs every morning.
Holding seats at Gloucester, New Bedford, and Portland display auctions — with independent inspectors grading every lot before Great Eastern buys a pound.
Long-line partnerships with quota owners for Icelandic cod, haddock, and plaice — smaller day boats, consistent supply year-round.
Fish stays whole on ice until your order hits the floor. A new ice-slurry system keeps product cold through cut, pack, and dispatch.
Canada, Norway, Chile, Faroe Islands, Hawaii, Costa Rica, Australia — like-minded partners when local boats are between seasons.
MSC-certified wild options and ASC-certified farmed salmon and Arctic char — spec sheets and chain-of-custody on request.
A dedicated QC team inspects every outbound case. If we would not serve it at home, it does not ship.
Private catalog
Photography only — no prices here. Open any piece on their site for specs and availability.

Signature
Cod · fresh · lb
Long-line fillets and loins from smaller Icelandic vessels on 1–3 day trips. Quota-owned boats — consistent supply and MSC certified sustainable.
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Haddock · fresh · lb
Large fillets from MSC-certified long-line fisheries. Same short-trip Icelandic fleet as cod — steady availability through the year.
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Haddock · fresh · lb
Georges Bank and Gulf of Maine haddock — MSC certified, primarily separator-trawl caught to limit cod bycatch. Independent port agents grade before purchase.
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Pollock · fresh · lb
Underutilized whitefish alternative to cod and haddock — year-round availability, fillets averaging 8–16 oz. Demersal and pelagic harvest.
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Hake · fresh · lb
Fresh hake from domestic fleets — mild white fillets for fish & chips, baking, and daily specials.
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Ocean perch · fresh · lb
Bright red Atlantic ocean perch — trawl-caught, fillets typically 2–4 oz. Deep-water species from Gulf of Maine and offshore banks.
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Monkfish · fresh · lb
Day-boat monkfish — meaty tail and fillet with lobster-like texture. Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch good alternative.
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Flounder · fresh · lb
Local otter-trawl flounder plus Icelandic plaice from long-line day boats (MSC). Stable year-round plaice pricing when domestic seasons spike.
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Swordfish · fresh · lb
USA (Hawaiian & South Atlantic), Canadian North Atlantic, and exclusive Australian MSC offerings — availability follows moon cycle.
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Yellowfin tuna · fresh · lb
Domestic and import yellowfin — sushi-grade and center-plate portions for seafood restaurants.
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Mahi mahi · fresh · lb
Hook-and-line mahi from Caribbean and Gulf waters — brilliant color, firm texture. Supply varies with fuel and logistics; ask sales for weekly landings.
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Atlantic salmon · fresh · lb
Faroe Islands, Norway, Canada, and Chile — whole fish and fillets (2/3, 3/4, D-trim). Multiple deliveries weekly.
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Arctic char · fresh · lb
Delicate flaky pink flesh — nutty flavor, excellent salmon alternative for menus that rotate species.
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Clams · fresh · piece
Countnecks, topnecks, and steamers — classic New England raw bar and pasta programs.
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