Our fleet.

Pesca Azteca has 24 modern vessels that navigate with the most sophisticated electronic maritime communication equipment and cutting-edge technology.

The largest fleet in Latin America.

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BOATS

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TONS OF TUNA CARRYING CAPACITY

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TONS OF ANNUAL TUNA FISHING

From the school to the unloading.

A single method, applied the same way across all 24 vessels, with temperature control and traceability at every stage.

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Search and location

Search, location and catch of the mature tuna school, guaranteeing the sustainable reproduction of the species.

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Selective catch

We catch adult yellowfin tuna, with average weights of 20 kg per piece.

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Freezing on board

Frozen at −18 °C: the enzymatic and bacterial activity that is activated when the tuna dies is stopped. It complies with European directives and can be marketed as raw.

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Unloading and delivery

The state of maintenance and refrigeration of the tanks guarantees the unloading of whole, frozen fish without markings.

Meet every vessel.

All 24 vessels operate under the same quality, safety and sustainability standards. Scroll the list to view each one.

Technology and control on every trip.

Our vessels navigate with the most sophisticated electronic maritime communication equipment and cutting-edge technology.

Maritime communication

Latest-generation electronic maritime communication equipment across all 24 vessels.

Cold chain and HACCP

Temperature monitoring and control both on the ship and remotely, under the HACCP plan, with full control of critical points.

Refrigeration tanks

Impeccable state of maintenance and refrigeration of the tanks inside all the ships.

Observers on board

CONAPESCA assigns observers and certifies the fishing equipment and gear we use.

Satellite monitoring

Satellite tracking of the operation, respect for closed seasons and protection of incidental fauna.

Full traceability

Traceability of all the caught fish, monitoring the cold and custody chain at every stage.

We operate under external supervision.

Every departure of the fleet is covered by current permits and subject to verification by national authorities and international conservation bodies.

  • CONAPESCA

    Fishing permits, certification of fishing equipment and gear, and the assignment of observers on board.

  • Harbor Master's Office

    Grants the navigation permits for each vessel.

  • ISSF

    We comply with the conservation measures of the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation: shark finning prohibition, non-entangling FADs and FAD management from vessels.

  • Pacific Alliance for Sustainable Tuna

    Continuous improvement of our fishing practices to align with global standards for sustainable fishing.