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Phillips Foods Inc

The leading importer of crab meat into the United States, Phillips Foods sources from the company’s seafood processing plants located throughout Southeast Asia, South America and the US. Phillips is recognized as #1 in quality by chefs nationwide.  Best known for its wide variety of crab cakes, Phillips Foods produces an extensive range of seafood appetizers and seafood soups in addition to multiple grades of crab meat and a growing range of fish.

With over 100 years of experience in the restaurant industry, Phillips understands the foodservice world and the specific requirements of chefs and operators.  Phillips develops seafood products that address key industry issues such as labor, inventory costs, food safety and product consistency.  

Phillips is also committed to leading industry efforts towards crab sustainability. A founding member of the NFI Crab Council, Phillips Foods is working to preserve the crab resource for future generations.

Videos: 

Recognizing Great Quality Crab Meat - Phillips Crabologist, Donald Manning will teach you how to recognize the taste, texture and smell of good quality crab meat.

Understanding Grades of Crab Meat - Phillips resident crabologist will explain the different grades of crab meat and help guide you to the best choice for your recipe. 

Address:
1215 East Fort Ave
Baltimore, MD 21230
United States
Contact: Scott Miller
Telephone: 888.234.CRAB
Email: smiller@phillipsfoods.com
Web Site: Phillipsfoodservice.com








Products:

Phillips - Crab Meat

Crab Meat

Phillips’ Black Can Crab Meat was rated #1 for Quality by Chefs two years in a row.

*Restaurants & Institutions Survey 11/2009, Restaurant Hospitality/Food Management Survey 11/2010 

Phillips - Crab & Seafood Cakes

Crab & Seafood Cakes

From fast casual to high end, Phillips’ line of crab cakes has something for everyone—all priced right for an outstanding presentation on any menu.
Phillips - Appetizers

Appetizers

Phillips offers a variety of appetizers and center of the plate seafood items that will make your menu shine.
Phillips - Soups

Soups

Deliver the flavor and texture of scratch-prepared soups with the cost-saving convenience of frozen.
Phillips - Fish

Fish

Flash Frozen at the height of freshness. Offering a variety of fish species and cuts. Phillips is committed to using sustainable sources and fishing practices.
Phillips - Steve Phillips World Cuisine

Steve Phillips World Cuisine

Steve Phillips turns his passion for food and culture into an expanded line of Asian appetizers and sauces.
Phillips - Non-Commercial

Non-Commercial

From C&U to B&I to Healthcare, Phillips has innovative seafood options to fit any non-commercial operation.
Phillips - Sustainability

Sustainability

Sustainability is an ongoing effort that requires constant focus and energy. We’ve made it our mission to be a leader in managing fishery resources to ensure they remain available for future generations.

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