Nicaragua's seafood exports to China exceeded 384,000 kilograms this year

Published Apr 30, 2025

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Nicaragua has successfully exported 30 containers of seafood to China this year, comprising 27 by air and 3 by sea, including 22 containers of frozen raw lobsters and 4 containers from Pasenic and Central American Fisheries, totaling 371,000 kilograms, along with over 13,000 kilograms of dried sea cucumbers from Rivas and Bilwi. These exports underscore Nicaragua's compliance with international hygiene standards and the stringent demands of the Chinese market, reflecting the country's economic diversification and strategic role in seafood exports from the Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region. Overall, Nicaragua's agricultural and livestock exports have reached nearly 600,000 tons, catering to markets in China, Japan, the United States, the UAE, Europe, and Central America.

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Cuba's Latin American News Agency reported on the 28th that so far this year, Nicaragua has exported 30 containers to China, of which 27 were shipped by air and 3 by sea. Specifically, Pasenic and Central American Fisheries exported 22 containers of frozen raw lobsters, while Pasenic/Promarnic in Bilwi exported 4 containers of lobsters, with a total weight of 371,000 kilograms. In addition, the two companies in Rivas and Bilwi exported more than 13,000 kilograms of dried sea cucumbers. Somariba pointed out that these data show that Nicaraguan seafood has reached international hygiene standards and can meet the strict requirements of the Chinese market. Analysts believe that the growth in exports to China not only reflects the effectiveness of Nicaragua's economic diversification, but also highlights its strategic position in the field of seafood exports in the Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region. According to the data from the Institute ...

Source: Foodmate