China ceded to Korea the place of the main buyer of Russian fish

Published 2021년 10월 22일

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In October, Vietnam's customs authorities declared exports of 914.7 thousand tons of fish and seafood with a value of $2.53 billion, marking a 3.5% increase in cost and a 24.3% decrease in volume compared to the same period in 2020. The exports were predominantly frozen fish (84.8%), with a 28.3% decrease, while fish fillets and other meat saw a 31.8% increase. Crustacean exports decreased by 1.8%, and finished and canned products exports more than doubled. The main importers were South Korea (65.2%), China (22.8%), and Japan (4.3%).
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By October, the customs authorities of the DVTU declared for the export of 914.7 thousand tons of fish and seafood worth $ 2.53 billion. The cost volumes of supplies increased by 3.5%, while the indicator in physical terms decreased by 24.3%. for comparison, in the same period of 2020, 1.21 million tons of products from aquatic biological resources in the amount of 2.45 billion dollars were exported to foreign markets. According to the data provided by Fishnews, in the volume of exports of products from aquatic biological resources for the nine months of 2021, the share of frozen fish accounted for 84.8%. The supply of this category of goods decreased by 28.3%. At the same time, shipments of the category “fish fillets and other fish meat” increased - by 31.8% to 7.6%. Exports of crustaceans decreased by 1.8% to 5%. Deliveries of goods in the category "finished and canned products" increased by one and a half times. South Korea took the first place among the main counterparty ...
Source: Chinalogist

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