Argentina's seafood exports increased 11.4% year-on-year in the first 10 months of this year

Cod fillet exports increased by 15.3% in volume and 13.9% in value, although the average export price fell by 1.2%. Brazil, the main export destination for Argentine cod fillets, saw a 22.9% increase in volume and a 21.5% increase in value, with export prices to it at $3,226 per tonne, to Spain at $3,012, and to Israel at $3,556. Exports of frozen cod products (excluding fillets) increased by 34.2% in volume, with the average price remaining stable at $1,533 per tonne. Russian demand increased by 34.4%, but prices fell by 3.2%, with an average export price of $1,580 per tonne. The highest export price was to Spain at $1,849 per tonne, with a 78% increase in volume. Whole shrimp exports increased by 19 .7%, and the average price rose by 3.5% to US$5,653 per ton. The export volume of Argentine whole shrimp to the United States was 800 tons, an increase of 194.8% year-on-year, and the price was US$5,849 per ton; the export volume to Spain increased by 30% year-on-year, accounting for ...