As the year draws to a close, the squid market stabilizes after fluctuating at low levels, with pre-year procurement battles setting the stage for future developments.

Published Dec 30, 2025

Tridge summary

Core tip: In the 52nd week of 2025 (December 19 to December 25), the overall Chinese offshore squid market enters the year-end observation period, with the market generally maintaining a low-level fluctuation. Southeast Pacific squid prices are seeking bottom support within a narrow fluctuation range, while Southwest Atlantic (off-line) squid prices are slightly declining under the influence of supply and inventory pressure.

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Southeast Pacific Squid: Low Oscillation with Slight Decline In the 52nd week, the trading volume of Southeast Pacific squid at the Zhejiang Agricultural Center was 190 tons, with an average settlement price of 14,465.64 yuan/ton, maintaining overall stability. From the annual trend, the price of Southeast Pacific squid has been continuously falling since the beginning of the year, with the original strip-type product prices generally dropping below 15,000 yuan/ton, and the sheet-type product prices reaching the annual low point of 17,300 yuan/ton. Quotations show that the large strip-type squid prices have risen by about 250 yuan/ton due to a recent decrease in production, while the prices of tail fin, torso, and sheet-type products have slightly declined. Overall, most specifications have experienced varying degrees of decline compared to the beginning of the year, with only large and small heads maintaining relative firmness. In Peru, the fishing operations have entered the ...
Source: Foodmate

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