Puertomar
Puertomar is a Manta-area sardine and seafood canner near Jaramijó that self-describes as Ecuador's #1 sardine exporter, selling Oval, Tall, and smoked Tinapa formats in vegetable oil, water, or tomato sauce.
At a glance
| Country | Ecuador |
|---|---|
| Region | Manta–Jaramijó, Manabí |
| City | Jaramijó |
| Founded | Puertomar's own site states the company has been in the Ecuadorian market for "more than 48 years," implying a founding around the late 1970s, but gives no exact year. A separate line on the same site references "25 years" of commitment to innovation — the two timeframes are inconsistent and likely describe different milestones (e.g. a product era vs. the company's full history) rather than a single founding date, so no year is stated as fact here. |
| Company | Part of a group |
| Owner | Part of Grupo Empresarial Puertomar (also owns Don Sancho, Dos Mares, and other brands); founded by Arnoldo Xavier Godoy Andrade per the company's own site |
Notable facts
- Self-describes as the "#1 sardine exporter of Ecuador," exporting to 30 countries.
- States certification to BPM, HACCP, FDA, SENASA, and EU standards.
- States "more than 48 years" in the Ecuadorian market (implying a founding in the late 1970s) alongside a separate, inconsistent "25 years" reference — flagged rather than resolved.
- Company founder named as Arnoldo Xavier Godoy Andrade on the company's own site.
Origin
Puertomar cans sardines near Jaramijó on Ecuador's Manabí coast, as part of Grupo Empresarial Puertomar, a company that also owns brands including Don Sancho and Dos Mares. Its own site describes founder Arnoldo Xavier Godoy Andrade and claims "more than 48 years" in the Ecuadorian market — putting an implied founding somewhere in the late 1970s, though the company doesn't state an exact year, and a separate "25 years" reference elsewhere on the same site doesn't square cleanly with that figure.
The brand sells three can formats — Oval, Tall, and smoked Tinapa — across vegetable oil, water, and tomato sauce recipes, and markets itself hard on export scale: BPM, HACCP, FDA, SENASA, and EU certifications, and self-description as Ecuador's #1 sardine exporter to 30 countries. As with the other independent Ecuadorian canners in this directory, everything here traces to a single source (the company's own site), so it stays flagged unverified pending a second, independent corroborating source.
Products
Sardina Oval
Oval-can format; sold in boxes of 24 or 48 units. Company site states the sardine range comes in vegetable oil, water, or tomato sauce, without confirming which flavors ship in which specific format.
Where to buySardina Tinapa
Smoked sardine (tinapa); sold in boxes of 50 units. Size not separately confirmed.
Where to buy