Radoma Nepravý losos (Cured False Salmon)

Radoma Nepravý losos is a traditional Central European fish delicacy, popular in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Despite the name 'Nepravý losos' (False Salmon), the product is actually made from Alaska pollock fillets that are salted, sliced, and dyed red to resemble salmon, then preserved in oil.

This specific brand, Radoma, is a well-established name in the frozen and chilled food sector in Slovakia and the surrounding region. It is owned and manufactured by Ryba Žilina, one of the oldest and most significant food processors in the country. The brand maintains a strong market presence through its focus on traditional recipes and local manufacturing facilities located in Žilina, Slovakia, continuing a heritage of fish processing that dates back several decades.