North Atlantic Lobster

North Atlantic Lobster is celebrated for its sweet, tender meat and deep culinary versatility—from fine dining to casual coastal feasts. Responsibly wild-caught in the cold, clean waters off the coasts of the U.S. and Canada, it’s a premium choice for gourmet dishes, seafood counters, and value-added products like bisques, rolls, and frozen entrees.

Whether poached in butter or served chilled in a classic lobster roll, this iconic crustacean delivers rich flavor and consistent performance for chefs and seafood lovers alike.

Scientific Name
Homarus americanus
regional nicknames
Maine Lobster, Canadian Lobster

Product Details

product format

Frozen, Raw Tails or Cooked Meat

size and pack

Tails (Pack 1 x 10 lb)
2/3 oz - 20/24 oz

‍Cooked meat (Pack 6 x 2 lb)
Claw, Knuckle
Claw, Knuckle, Leg
Claw, Knuckle Broken
Tail, Claw, Knuckle
Tail Meat

country of origin

Canada, USA

catch method

Wild-Caught using pots & traps

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Species highlights

Premium Wild-Caught Source

Harvested from the cold, pristine waters of the North Atlantic off the coasts of Canada and the U.S.

Exceptional Flavor & Texture

Sweet, rich, and slightly briny with firm, buttery meat from the tail, claw, and knuckle—considered the gold standard of lobster flavor.

Culinary Versatility

Perfect for whole presentations, lobster rolls, bisques, frozen entrées, surf & turf, and premium ready-to-eat meals.

Frozen for Peak Freshness

Available raw or fully cooked to lock in natural sweetness, texture, and quality.

Responsible Sourcing

MSC-Certified available
Mandatory reporting and stock assessments
Closed seasons, trap limits, size minimums, and escape vents for juvenile lobsters
Compliance with U.S. and Canadian fisheries management plans

Traceability

Fully traceable to vessel

Delicious Details

Learn what makes this species a mouth-watering seafood staple.

Ideal Cooking Techniques

Steamed

Butter-poached

Grilled

Chilled for rolls or salads

Flavor Notes

Sweet, briny, rich with natural butteriness

Texture

Firm, tender, silky bite

Culinary uses
across cuisines

Maine Lobster Rolls

Cuisine Type
American
Source
Striped Spatula

A quintessential Maine-style lobster roll — sweet chunks of chilled lobster tossed with a light mayonnaise dressing and tucked into a buttery, griddled split-top bun.

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Lobster Tail Recipe

Cuisine Type
American
Source
Natasha's Kitchen

A succulent American-style lobster tails dish broiled with garlic, lemon, and butter.

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Lobster Bisque Soup

Cuisine Type
French
Source
Feasting at Home

A luscious French-style lobster bisque made with homemade lobster stock, sweet lobster meat, and a velvety cream base with sherry and herbs.

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