Most of Korean frozen pollock in October comes from Russia

Published 2020년 12월 7일

Tridge summary

In October 2020, South Korea experienced a significant increase in frozen pollock imports, with a volume of 374 tons, marking a 225% rise from the previous year. The total import volume from January to October reached 8,602 tons, showing a 3% annual increase. October's imports were predominantly from Russia, contributing 90%, and the remaining 10% were sourced from the United States. The import value for October was US$680,000, marking a 326% increase from the previous year, with the average import price per ton rising to US$1.81, a 31% increase from the previous year.
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Original content

From FiS December 2 news, in October 2020, South Korea imported 374 tons of frozen pollock, which was 225% higher than the 115 tons in the same period last year. The cumulative import volume in the first 10 months was 8,602 tons, compared with 8,325 tons in the same period last year. A year-on-year increase of 3%. The average import volume in October 2015-2020 was 97 tons. The import volume in October this year was 374 tons, an increase of 286% from the average. In October, 90% of frozen pollock came from Russia, about 7718 tons. 10% came from the United States, which was 884 tons. The import of ...
Source: Foodmate

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