Quail — Whole Birds
Whole quail, wholesale — no runaround
Whole birds, three ways: a jumbo six-pack, a Super Magnum six-pack, and the working flowpack tray. Pick the bird your program needs; the quote comes back in writing.
Whole quail is where most programs start, and the choice is simpler than it looks. It is a question of bird size and channel. The graded packs — jumbo at 660 g and Super Magnum at 1,140 g per six-pack — are retail-ready birds with the size printed on the pack. The flowpack whole quail is the working format for foodservice and distribution, bought for kitchens that roast, grill, or braise the bird entire.
All three come from the same line listed in the catalog: Spanish, halal, raised on 100% vegetable feed with no hormones or antibiotics, produced under IFS Food certified standards. What you see in the table is exactly what gets quoted — no substitutions, no vague 'assorted sizes.'
| Product | Detail | Pack / Format |
|---|---|---|
| Jumbo Whole Quail | Halal · Product of Spain | 6 pack · 660 g / 23.38 oz |
| Super Magnum Whole Quail | Halal · Royal selection · Product of Spain | 6 pack · 1,140 g / 40.21 oz |
| Whole Quail | Halal · Product of Spain | Flowpack tray |
| Semi-Boneless Quail | Halal · Product of Spain | Vacuum, butterflied |
| Boneless Quail | Halal · Product of Spain | Vacuum |
Who Buys It
Which whole bird for which job
Retail buyers take the packs — the size difference between jumbo and Super Magnum is a shelf story a shopper can read in two seconds, and the two packs sit at two price points in the same case. Kitchens take the flowpack bird for regular service and the jumbo where one bird has to carry a main. Distributors take all three and let the account choose.
If whole birds are step one, the kitchen formats are usually step two — semi-boneless and boneless birds are in the same table because programs add them fast. Quote them together and skip the second conversation later.
Get a whole quail quote
Formats + volume estimate = written quote by email. One form covers cheese, ghee, and grocery too, if you want them in the same order.
Questions Buyers Ask
Before you request
What is the difference between jumbo and Super Magnum?
Bird size, stated in grams. The jumbo six-pack totals 660 g; the Super Magnum totals 1,140 g and is the Royal selection grade. Price the case by grams per bird, not birds per pack, and the comparison is honest.
Is the flowpack quail the same bird as the packs?
Same line, different job. The flowpack tray is the working wholesale format for kitchens and distribution; the graded packs are the retail presentation of the larger birds. Quality and origin are the same across all three.
Can whole quail be quoted with kitchen formats?
Yes. Semi-boneless, boneless, and the IQF cuts are in the same catalog, and one request can cover whole birds and kitchen formats together.