French: Abundant and less expensive, oysters

Published 2023년 12월 21일

Tridge summary

- French fishmongers are preparing for the New Year's Eve tables by ensuring a supply of shellfish, crustaceans, and other fish, despite recent climatic hazards affecting production areas.
- Oyster farmers and consumers feared storms would impact production, but the damage was offset by increased production and stocks, leading to a decrease in oyster prices by 10% compared to previous years.
- Food inflation has led French consumers to tighten their budgets, resulting in declining pre-orders for oysters, but there remains optimism that good quality products at affordable prices could boost sales for New Year's Eve.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

As the French prepare to put the finishing touches on their holiday menu, the stalls of fishmongers and fishmongers are on a war footing. By nature, purchases of shellfish, crustaceans and other fish are among the latest purchases to prepare the New Year's Eve tables, freshness required. Despite the recent climatic hazards which have affected the large oyster production areas (Brittany, South-West, etc.), the precious shells will be there. Indeed, last November, oyster farmers and consumers feared that the succession of storms (Céline, Ciaran, Domingos, etc.) in the west of France would undermine production a few weeks before Christmas and New Year meals. Year. Now this is a crucial period for the marketing of this production, which some consumers generally only treat themselves to once or twice a year. Generous nature “The usual volumes will be available without any worry,” reassures Laurent Chiron, president of the Huîtres Marennes Oléron quality group, which accounts for 20% of ...
Source: Lefigaro

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