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King Oscar adds Spanish Style Sardines to its skinless-boneless line

SEAFOODNEWS.COM [SCOM] - July 16, 2014 - 

King Oscar, based in Bergen, Norway, is best known for its brisling sardines and also packs mackerel, herring, anchovies and cod liver.

Recently it has introduced a line of skinless boneless sardines and will have a version with Spanish style flavors in full distirbution by September.  The product is wild-caught Mediterranean hand-packed pilchards packed in olive oil and delivering the distinctive vegetable crunch of pepper, cucumber, and carrot along with a spicy flavor.

The company says it has just under 60% dollar share of the premium sardine product category, according to Nielsen 52-week data. Dollar sales of King Oscar skinless & boneless sardines increased  124.7% (All Channel 52-week Period Ending May 17, 2014).

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