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Nagle News
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John Nagle Co. is proud to work with community serving business and organizations like Daily Table.
At John Nagle Co., Jonathan is our Oyster Logistics Coordinator (OLC). OLC is a job that is dependent on speed and care; keeping the oysters cool during transportation is crucial because doing so safeguards both the product and our customers. Ensuring the oysters are kept safe is not something new for Jonathan; he has an extensive background in food safety and oyster knowledge.
John Nagle Co. is proud to offer the first commercially available Canadian Striped Bass in over 20 years starting November 5th.
With special pricing available for the month of November, these oysters are consistently available year round. Rocky Nook Oysters are a Rising Tides Collective Exclusive - available only at John Nagle Co.
2017 was a significant and historic year for the John Nagle Co. – we celebrated our 130th anniversary. The event offered the opportunity to reflect on our past with great appreciation, and to prepare for our future with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment. Our reflection led us to initiate a project to refresh our brand with an updated logo and a redesigned website.
We are so excited to participate in the 2018 Boston Seafood Show (Seafood Expo North America - SENA18), when the world’s seafood industry once again takes over the historic Boston Seaport. Year after year, the three-day show allows us to reconnect with our domestic and overseas customers, long-standing vendors and industry partners from far and wide.
Carl grew up in the seafood industry, working alongside his father and grandfather in their family business. When he was eight, he packed sea worms into bait boxes and picked the broken shells out of the daily clam catch. By the time he was a teenager, he was offloading fish from the boats, working behind the retail counter, or making customer deliveries – whatever needed to be done to keep the business humming and the customers happy.
As Boston's Seaport district expands to include many white collar businesses, Chronicle highlighted the blue collar businesses that make up the history of Boston's working waterfront.
When Safija came to work for JNCo. in 2001, she was excited about the challenges of accounting for a family business. Overtime, many things have changed in the accounting department, especially the use of technology. Technology has become an extremely prominent part in accounting and with Safija’s careful and thoughtful approach to problem solving, she has been able to help grow the department tremendously.