
Sweden
Abba Sprats
Abba ansjovis
Spice-cured sprats (not true anchovies) essential for Jansson's frestelse, from Kungshamn.
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Sweden
Abba ansjovis
Spice-cured sprats (not true anchovies) essential for Jansson's frestelse, from Kungshamn.

Occitanie, France
Anchois de Collioure are salt-cured anchovies matured in brine and packed in oil, a preserved fish specialty.

Andalusia, Spain
Caballa de Andalucía
Andalusian Preserved Mackerel is cleaned mackerel fillet traditionally packed or canned in oil or brine under its protected regional name.

Italy
Brescia Caviar is a named Italian canned seafood from Province of Brescia, made from its defining local ingredient and finished with a characteristic texture, aroma, and serving form.

Cantabria, Spain
Anchoas de Cantabria
Cantabrian anchovies are salt-cured, hand-filleted anchovies packed in olive oil, prized for firm flesh and clean umami.

Estonia
Kilu
Canned sprats in oil or tomato sauce, a traditional Estonian preserved fish product and export specialty.

Iceland
Loðnuhrogn
Lodnuhrogn is a fish product from Iceland, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Denmark
Makrel i tomat
A Danish canned mackerel in tomato sauce

Riga, Latvia
Rīgas šprotes
Canned smoked sprats in oil, a Latvian export specialty with a long tradition of preparation.

Portugal
Sardinha em lata is a Portuguese packaged product of sardines preserved in olive oil, tomato, or spiced sauces in illustrated tins.