Export-grade tuna processing with full catch-to-export traceability and state-of-the-art cold chain infrastructure.
Himmafushi Processing Plant currently handles Tuna only — Yellowfin Tuna and Skipjack Tuna. Our WISH CORALIA processing flow ensures export-grade quality with full traceability from catch to export.
Empowering Maldivian Fisheries with World-Class Processing and Global Reach
Under Wish Holdings Pvt Ltd – Maldives | Part of the Wish Harbour Islands Development
WISH CORALIA is the premier processing arm of Wish Holdings, situated strategically at Himmafushi. The plant is engineered to support Maldivian artisanal fishermen while maintaining an unbroken cold chain for high-grade international seafood distribution.
Fresh tuna received directly from vessels and core temperature tested.
Precision hand-loining into Akami and Otoro cuts under hygienic conditions.
Ultra-low temperature blast freezing preserves cellular structure and color.
Vacuum packing, master carton sealing, and cold-chain container loading.
Currently producing fresh and frozen Yellowfin Tuna loins, chunks, steaks, Saku blocks, H&G, G&G, and whole round frozen Skipjack Tuna.
Certified under HACCP, ISO 22000, FDA, and EU export approvals with continuous MFDA regulatory audit compliance.
Directly supporting local fisherman livelihoods, operating solar-assisted energy systems, and committing to zero-waste marine utilization.
Scaling cold chain resilience and processing infrastructure across three harbour islands.
Multi-island cold storage network expansion across Kandholhudhoo and Kanandhoo, ensuring unbroken cold chain for reef fish and value-added products.
Learn MoreAdvanced ice production and distribution systems supporting fisheries operations and cold chain logistics across all three harbour islands.
Learn MoreKandholhudhoo reef fish processing and Kanandhoo tuna expansion plants, designed to scale production capacity and support value-added brand roll-outs.
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