In November 2024, China's import of cuttlefish and squid products saw a year-on-year decline but a month-on-month increase, while exports experienced a year-on-year growth and a month-on-month increase. The global supply of squid remains tight, but China's export growth has positively impacted the industry. From January to November 2024, China imported and exported 344,300 tons and 494,000 tons of these products respectively, with decreases in import volume and value, but increases in export volume and a slight decrease in export value due to price factors. Indonesia, Malaysia, and the United States were the main import sources, while Japan, Thailand, and South Korea were the main export markets. Frozen cuttlefish and squid were the dominant products in both imports and exports.