Norway was given the green light to export live crab to China; Russian industry takes note of new competitor

Published 2024년 12월 26일

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China has recently permitted the import of live snow crab from Norway, following discussions between the country's Minister of Chinese Customs and Veterinary Authorities, Yu Jianhua, and Norway's Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, Marianne Sivertsen Næss. This development is anticipated to significantly boost the profitability of Norwegian exporters, as live snow crab is experiencing growing demand in Asian markets. This move comes as Norway targets the Chinese market, with its seafood industry seeing increased sales in China, as reported by the Norwegian Seafood Council.

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China recently opened its market up to imports of live snow crab from Norway.Norway announced China reopened its borders to imports of live snow crab on 9 December, a move which came after Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Marianne Sivertsen Næss met with the Minister of Chinese Customs and Veterinary Authorities Yu Jianhua in Beijing. "The fact that China is opening up imports of live snow crab from Norway so quickly after I had political talks in China is very positive and shows the importance of visits to promote Norway's interests,” Næss said in a press release. “Live snow crab is of increasing interest in Asian markets, and market access to China represents enormous potential for Norwegian exporters. This can further strengthen profitability and create increased activity in the Norwegian land industry.”Norway has been ...

Source: Seafoodsource