Tridge summary
In September, the United States imported 243 tonnes of frozen capelin, mainly from Canada, Norway, and Iceland, with Icelandic product having the highest price per kilogram at US$3.56. The total import value for the month was US$1.48 million, a 24% decrease from the previous year, and the average import price was US$2.15/kg. The import volume and price differences across countries indicate ongoing market shifts in the frozen capelin sector.
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Frozen capelin was imported mainly from Canada, Norway and Iceland: 243 tonnes (35%) from Canada, 237 tonnes from Norway and 211 tonnes from Iceland. The highest import price per kilogram was recorded for the Icelandic product at US$3.56, followed by US$1.72/kg for the Canadian product and US$1.33/kg for the Norwegian product. The value of frozen capelin imports in September was US$440,000, down 9% from US$490,000 in the previous year. The total import value was US$1.48 million, down 24% from US$1.95 million recorded for the same ...
Source: Fishretail
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