15,000 tons of deep-sea squid released

This year, the first batch of deep-sea squid arrived in Korea. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced that as the fishing conditions have improved, approximately 15,000 tons of deep-sea squid will be supplied to Korea, 6,000 tons more than the initially expected quantity. According to the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, production of pelagic squid, mainly produced in the Falklands, was somewhat sluggish from December last year to January this year, but as fish conditions improved from February, production as of April 20 was about 52,000 tons, about 52,000 tons compared to the same period last year. It was found to be an increase of 60%, or about 22% compared to the average year. Accordingly, the initial shipment of pelagic squid that arrived at Gamcheon Port in Busan on April 30 was approximately 15,000 tons, which is 6,000 tons more than the originally planned 9,000 tons, and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries predicts that the instability in the supply and demand of ...