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Wild-Caught King Crab for Sale – Live & Frozen Premium Quality

At Fresh Seafood Supply, we specialize in premium quality wild-caught king crab, including live red king crab and frozen king crab legs. Sourced from the cold, clean waters of Norway and the North Atlantic, our crabs are known for their rich flavor and meaty texture. Whether you need whole crabs or cut legs and claws, we provide bulk seafood shipping worldwide to restaurants, wholesalers, and distributors.

Live Norwegian Red King Crab

Buy wild-caught king crab online from Fresh Seafood Supply. We offer live Norwegian red king crab, frozen king crab legs, and whole crabs – sustainably sourced and shipped globally.
Red King Crab is one of the most prized and largest species of crab, known for its sweet, tender, and succulent meat. Wild-caught from cold Arctic waters

Frozen Raw Norwegian Red King Crab
Wild-caught frozen raw king crab legs, rich in sweet, tender meat and high in protein. Flash-frozen for maximum freshness and perfect for grilling, steaming, or broiling. A premium choice for seafood lovers and fine dining.
Wild-caught frozen raw king crab legs, rich in sweet, tender meat and high in protein. Flash-frozen for maximum freshness

Frozen Whole King Crab
Premium frozen whole king crab, wild-caught and rich in sweet, succulent meat. Flash-frozen immediately after catch to preserve freshness, flavor, and texture. Packed in vacuum-sealed bags or export-grade cartons, ideal for wholesale, restaurants, and seafood distributors. Perfect for steaming, boiling, or display.
Premium frozen whole king crab, wild-caught and rich in sweet, succulent meat. Flash-frozen immediately after catch to preserve freshness, flavor, and texture

Frozen Cooked King Crab Legs

Buy wild-caught king crab online from Fresh Seafood Supply. We offer live Norwegian red king crab, frozen king crab legs, and whole crabs
Red King Crab is one of the most prized and largest species of crab, known for its sweet, tender, and succulent meat. Wild-caught from cold Arctic waters