Tilapia prices have stopped falling and stabilized, with prices in the United States stagnating, and farmers reluctant to sell and waiting to see.

Data shows that the ex-factory price of 500-800g tilapia in Guangdong has risen slightly by 0.1 yuan/kg this week, marking the first increase since the 22nd week. The price increase is more noticeable in Hainan and Guangxi regions, reaching 0.2 yuan/kg. The industry generally believes that large processing plants have proactively raised their purchase prices, which to some extent has set a short-term "price floor" for the market. However, even with the slight price rebound, it is still insufficient to cover the costs of most farmers. A Hainan enterprise executive pointed out: "The fish collection season is basically over, and the fish supply is gradually decreasing, but the price has not truly warmed up." He noted that although the supply tightening in the short term may support price stability, the sustained slump in the U.S. market limits the overall recovery space. In the U.S., as of the 31st week, the wholesale price of Chinese frozen tilapia fillets has dropped by 0.05 U.S. ...