Imports of king crab and snow crab continued to grow in China, while that of Dungeness crab declined

게시됨 2024년 9월 18일

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China is facing economic challenges with consumer spending contributing to only 40% of the GDP, yet there is a strong demand for luxury goods such as crabs. The import of live crabs from Russia has seen a 14% increase, reaching 14,961 tons in the first half of the year, while the import of Dungeness crab has declined by 11%. Russia is focusing on live crab exports, particularly red king crabs, and maintains an export tariff of 4.5%. On the other hand, Norwegian king crabs face increasing competition from suppliers in the Russian Far East and the Barents Sea. Canada is the main source of snow crabs imported by the United States, which has seen a increase in price due to strong demand.

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Although China is currently facing ongoing economic challenges, with consumer spending accounting for only about 40% of gross domestic product (GDP), lower than some countries and regions (50-75%), there is still strong market demand for luxury goods such as king crab and snow crab among people with disposable income. According to statistics from China Customs, the number of live crabs imported from Russia in the first half of the year reached 14,961 tons, a year-on-year increase of 14%, and the average price was $35.42/kg, a year-on-year increase of 3%. Starting in July, the number of crabs shipped from Russia to major ports and cities in China reached 1,000 tons per week. On July 1, the red king crab in the Barents Sea officially started to be caught, and the red king crab in the Russian Far East also started to be caught in mid-August. As of August 28, about 560 tons of new season red king crabs were shipped to China. But on the other hand, the import volume of Dungeness crab ...

출처: Foodmate