Petropat
Petropat is a Mrągowo, Poland-based tinned-fish company operating since 2004 that processes and trades pelagic fish including mackerel, European pilchard and round sardinella; its stated species list points toward true sardine-family fish rather than the Baltic sprat used by most Latvian brands in this directory, though this is not confirmed for its specific 120g sardine SKU.
At a glance
| Country | Poland |
|---|---|
| Region | Masuria |
| City | Mrągowo |
| Founded | 2004 Self-reported on petropat.pl ("operating in the Polish market since 2004"); no independent corroborating source found. |
| Company | Tinned-fish manufacturer and pelagic-fish trader |
Notable facts
- Operating in the Polish market since 2004, per the company's own site (petropat.pl).
- States it processes and trades in pelagic fish including mackerel, European pilchard (Sardina pilchardus — a true sardine species) and round sardinella (Sardinella aurita, a sardine-family species).
- No 'Brisling' branding was found on the current petropat.pl product range, despite that trade name sometimes being used regionally for canned Baltic sprat.
- Species named for Petropat's specific 'Sardines in oil' 120g SKU was not confirmed via an ingredient label — the company-level species list (pilchard, sardinella) is suggestive but not SKU-specific proof.
Origin
Petropat has operated in the Polish tinned-fish market since 2004 from Mrągowo in the Masurian lake district — an inland location for a fish canner, reflecting Poland's role as a processing hub rather than a fishing port. The company describes itself as both a manufacturer and a trader of pelagic fish.
Notably, Petropat's own description of the species it handles — mackerel, European pilchard, and round sardinella — points toward true sardine-family fish rather than the Baltic sprat that dominates most of the Latvian brands in this directory. That is a meaningful difference worth flagging, though it is a company-level statement rather than a confirmed ingredient label for Petropat's specific 120g "Sardines in oil" can, so it should be read as suggestive rather than proven.
Products
Sardines in Oil
Company states it trades in European pilchard and round sardinella (true sardine-family species), unlike most Baltic 'sardine' products in this directory, but this specific SKU's ingredient label was not independently checked.
Where to buySprats in Oil
Baltic sprat (Sprattus sprattus) line, sold separately from the 'Sardines' product.
Where to buyPacific Saury in Tomato Sauce
Non-sardine, non-sprat line, included to show range breadth.
Where to buy