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건조 해삼 국가별 공급업체 거래 및 수출 모멘텀 전년 대비 변화
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건조 해삼의 YoY 변동 상위 국가는 말레이시아 (+163.4%), 중국 (+132.2%), 페루 (-60.3%)입니다.
건조 해삼 국가별 공급업체 거래 및 단가 요약
2025-06 기준으로 건조 해삼 국가별 거래 건수와 월간 단가/물량을 비교해 공급업체 및 수출 시장 우선순위를 정하세요.
2025-11 기준, 노출 가능한 건조 해삼 거래 단가가 있는 국가는 인도네시아 (78.82 USD / kg), 베트남 (70.35 USD / kg), 필리핀 (61.33 USD / kg), 중국 (57.04 USD / kg), 스리랑카 (26.25 USD / kg), 외 1개국입니다.
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Classification
Product TypeProcessed Food
Product FormDried
Industry PositionProcessed Seafood Product
Market
Dried sea cucumber (bêche-de-mer/trepang) is a high-value dried seafood traded internationally largely to satisfy Asian luxury food demand, with China (including Hong Kong SAR as a key entrepôt) repeatedly identified as the dominant destination market. Supply is structurally constrained because much of the raw material is sourced from wild capture fisheries across the Indo-Pacific and other regions, where overexploitation and IUU fishing have driven sequential stock depletion and periodic bans or strict seasonal openings. Trade commonly passes through hub markets (notably Hong Kong and Singapore) where grading, cleaning, re-drying and repacking may occur before onward sale. Aquaculture (notably Apostichopus japonicus production in China and pilot farming of Holothuria scabra in parts of the Asia-Pacific) is an important but uneven counterweight to wild-supply volatility.
Market GrowthMixed (structural/evergreen)Demand remains strong in Asian luxury dried-seafood markets, but traded volumes and availability are frequently constrained by stock depletion, management closures, and compliance requirements.
Major Producing Countries
인도네시아Identified by FAO (2008) as the major exporter from capture fisheries; indicative of substantial production/harvest base.
필리핀FAO (2008) hotspot case study country; historically a major supplier into Hong Kong/Singapore bêche-de-mer trade channels.
파푸아뉴기니FAO (2008) hotspot case study country in the Western Central Pacific; important small-scale fishery in regional trade.
중국FAO (2008) notes large-scale aquaculture production of Apostichopus japonicus mainly supplying domestic demand; China is also a key trade destination.
세이셸FAO (2008) hotspot case study country in the Africa & Indian Ocean region; illustrates commercial fishery importance and management pressures.
캐나다FAO (2008) includes the Newfoundland & Labrador Cucumaria frondosa fishery as a temperate-region hotspot, indicating material production in northern waters.
마다가스카르FAO (2008) cites Madagascar among countries pursuing aquaculture/restocking ventures for sea cucumbers.
베트남FAO (2008) cites Viet Nam among countries pursuing aquaculture/restocking ventures; also active in regional dried seafood trade.
Major Exporting Countries
인도네시아FAO (2008) identifies Indonesia as the major exporter of sea cucumber products from capture fisheries.
필리핀FAO (2008) hotspot and FAO marketing notes describe the Philippines as a leading supplier into hub markets (Hong Kong/Singapore) in historical trade statistics.
파푸아뉴기니FAO (2008) hotspot country; Western Central Pacific exports are significant in bêche-de-mer trade.
세이셸FAO (2008) hotspot country; export-oriented fishery subject to management controls.
피지Government notices document regulated harvest windows and subsequent permitted export periods, indicating episodic export availability.
스리랑카FAO marketing notes list Sri Lanka among major suppliers into Singapore’s bêche-de-mer trade channels in historical statistics.
인도FAO marketing notes list India among major suppliers into Singapore’s bêche-de-mer trade channels in historical statistics.
Major Importing Countries
홍콩FAO (2008) identifies China, Hong Kong SAR as the most important importing destination for bêche-de-mer, receiving product from most regions.
중국FAO (2008) emphasizes long-standing Asian (including Chinese) demand; mainland China is a core consumer market alongside Hong Kong’s hub role.
싱가포르FAO marketing notes describe Singapore as a main distribution center for bêche-de-mer, with significant re-export activity.
아랍에미리트FAO (2008) notes the UAE as an intermediate market in the Indian Ocean trade context.
Supply Calendar
Fiji:Feb, Mar, Apr, MayGovernment-announced temporary fishery opening in 2026 allowed harvesting from February through May, followed by a defined export window after processing.
Sold as bêche-de-mer/trepang: processed (typically cooked and dried) whole sea cucumber bodies, then rehydrated prior to cooking.
High-grade product emphasizes intact body shape, uniform appearance, and absence of residual viscera/sand/foreign matter.
Compositional Metrics
Low residual moisture is a core buyer specification dimension to reduce mold risk and preserve texture during storage and shipping.
Grades
Commercial grading commonly differentiates by species, size/count, dryness, and visual defects; high-value 'teatfish' and 'sandfish' categories command premium positioning in Chinese retail markets.
Packaging
Moisture-barrier inner packs (sealed plastic) within cartons; desiccants are commonly used to control humidity during transit and storage.
Export lots are typically segregated by species and grade to match destination buyer specifications.
ProcessingProcessing is highly quality-sensitive: incomplete evisceration/cleaning or uneven drying can cause spoilage, discoloration, or texture defects that downgrade value.Rehydration performance (size recovery and texture) is a key end-use quality expectation in foodservice and home cooking.
Supply Chain
Value Chain
Wild harvest or aquaculture harvest -> landing and sorting -> evisceration/cleaning -> blanching/boiling -> salting (for salted-dried types) -> drying (sun or hot-air) -> grading -> packing -> export via traders/hubs (often Hong Kong/Singapore) -> wholesale -> retail/foodservice
Demand Drivers
Long-standing Asian demand positioning bêche-de-mer as a dietary delicacy and traditional medicinal/tonic food in Chinese culinary contexts (banquets, gifting).
Luxury market dynamics where scarcity and species/grade differentiation drive high price dispersion.
Shelf-stable dried format enables long-distance trade versus fresh/frozen alternatives.
Temperature
Ambient shipping is common for well-dried product, but quality depends on strict moisture control; high humidity can trigger mold and odor defects.
Warehousing requires cool, dry conditions and pest management to avoid insect damage in long storage cycles.
Shelf Life
Long shelf life when kept dry and protected from humidity; quality loss is typically driven by moisture uptake, mold, and insect infestation rather than time alone.
Risks
Overfishing And IUU Trade HighGlobal supply is highly exposed to wild stock depletion and illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing/trade. FAO’s global review documents widespread overfishing and sequential depletion across regions, which can trigger abrupt fishery closures, tighter quotas, and sudden export interruptions that disrupt contracted supply.Use verified legal origin documentation, implement batch-level traceability (species/origin/processor), prioritize suppliers operating under managed fisheries and audited processing facilities, and avoid sourcing categories linked to active closures or known IUU hotspots.
Regulatory Compliance HighTrade controls are tightening for high-value species and in jurisdictions responding to stock declines (e.g., CITES Appendix II listing for select teatfish species; national bans or limited seasonal openings). Non-compliance can result in shipment seizure, loss of market access, and reputational damage.Screen species against current CITES/national protected lists, require export permits where applicable, and align HS classification and product descriptions (e.g., HS 030819/0308.19) with documented species/processing states.
Quality And Spoilage MediumValue is highly grade-sensitive; moisture uptake during storage or transit can cause mold, odor, and texture degradation that materially downgrades product. Variability in artisanal processing steps (boiling, salting, drying) creates inconsistent outcomes across suppliers and origins.Specify dryness/defect tolerances in contracts, require humidity-controlled packaging, conduct pre-shipment inspections and sensory/visual grading checks, and store under low-humidity conditions with pest control.
Fraud And Mislabeling MediumHigh prices and species-based premiums create incentives for mislabeling species, origin laundering, or mixing grades—especially where trade passes through hub markets that reprocess and repackage dried products.Require species identification capability (trained graders and/or lab verification where feasible), segregate lots by species/grade, and audit chain-of-custody through intermediary hubs.
Sustainability
Overexploitation and sequential depletion of wild stocks across regions, including collapses in some high-profile protected areas, with slow recovery dynamics.
IUU fishing and illegal trade as recurring pressures where enforcement capacity is limited.
Habitat dependence (coral reefs, seagrass beds and soft sediments) makes stocks vulnerable to coastal habitat degradation and destructive fishing practices.
CITES-linked conservation scrutiny for certain high-value species (e.g., teatfish) and tightening national fishery controls (bans, limited seasons).
Labor & Social
High livelihood dependence for many small-scale coastal fishers can amplify non-compliance incentives when alternative income is limited.
Supply-chain integrity risks (smuggling, misdeclaration, laundering through hub markets) where monitoring and traceability systems are weak.
FAQ
Which market is most frequently identified as the main destination for global bêche-de-mer (dried sea cucumber) exports?FAO’s global review identifies China, Hong Kong SAR as the most important importing destination for bêche-de-mer, with products arriving from most countries worldwide.
What HS code is commonly associated with dried/salted sea cucumbers in international trade documentation?UNSD’s HS 2012 classification details include code 030819 for sea cucumbers in forms including dried and salted/in brine (alongside frozen and smoked forms). Many customs schedules further express dried/salted sea cucumbers under HS 03.08.19 at the 6-digit level.
Which high-value sea cucumber species were listed in CITES Appendix II under the CoP18 teatfish decision?CITES’ CoP18 decision placed three teatfish species into Appendix II: Holothuria fuscogilva (white teatfish), Holothuria nobilis (black teatfish), and Holothuria whitmaei (teatfish).