Japan to launch scallop processing pilot project in Mexico to supply U.S. market

Published 2023년 12월 28일

Tridge summary

JETRO plans to launch a scallop processing pilot project in Mexico and supply the processed products to the U.S. market in response to China's import ban on Japanese seafood. CNN has started broadcasting TV advertisements to promote Japanese scallops and other seafood, produced by the Japan Food Overseas Promotion Center. The pilot project will begin in Ensenada, Mexico in February 2023, and JETRO plans to hold negotiations with U.S. businessmen in Los Angeles in March 2024 to discuss the potential commercial advantages of Japanese scallops processed in Mexico.
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The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) recently announced that it plans to launch a scallop processing pilot project in Mexico next year and supply the processed products to the U.S. market. This move is the Japanese government’s response to China’s comprehensive import ban on Japanese seafood. One of the strategies aims to develop new processing channels to supply the international market. ​ According to news on December 21, the American news channel CNN has started broadcasting TV advertisements on December 19 to promote scallops and other seafood from Japan. ​ The advertisements were produced by the Japan Food Overseas Promotion Center (JFOODO), which was established in 2017 and focuses on promoting the international export of Japan's agricultural, forestry, fishery and other food products. The advertising content aims to introduce the diverse cooking methods and rich taste of scallops , and showcase the natural beauty of Japanese fishing villages to attract American ...
Source: Foodmate

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