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Dexiconsa

Manta, Ecuador

Dexiconsa is an export-focused Ecuadorian canner in Manta selling Oval and smoked Tinapa sardines in plain, spicy, and oil-packed tomato-sauce presentations.

At a glance

CountryEcuador
RegionManta
FoundedNo founding year is stated on the company site or found in any other source.
CompanyIndependent
Species Sardinops sagax (South American pilchard) — the usual species for this coast

Notable facts

Origin

Dexiconsa is a Manta-based Ecuadorian canner that positions itself as an export house for canned tuna and sardines, holding BPM, FDA, and HACCP certifications and stating a goal of ranking among Ecuador's top five canned-fish exporters by 2027. Its dedicated sardine product page — not previously documented in this directory — shows a real six-SKU range: Oval and smoked Tinapa formats, each offered in plain tomato sauce, spicy tomato sauce, and oil, all in 425g and 155g cans.

No founding year or ownership detail is available beyond the company's own site, so this entry remains unverified pending a second independent source.

Products

Oval Sardine in Tomato Sauce

Tomato425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed
Where to buy

Oval Sardine in Spicy Tomato Sauce

Spicy tomato425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed
Where to buy

Oval Sardine in Oil

Oil (type not specified)425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed
Where to buy

Tinapa Sardine in Tomato Sauce

Tomato425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed

Smoked sardine (tinapa).

Where to buy

Tinapa Sardine in Spicy Tomato Sauce

Spicy tomato425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed

Smoked sardine (tinapa).

Where to buy

Tinapa Sardine in Oil

Oil (type not specified)425g / 155g
Catch area: not publicly disclosed

Smoked sardine (tinapa).

Where to buy

Sources

  1. dexiconsa.com — home
  2. dexiconsa.com — canned sardine
  3. dexiconsa.com — about us

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