Peruvian deep-sea cod exports reached US$385,000 in January 2024

Published 2024년 4월 3일

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The United States has become the exclusive recipient of deep sea cod exports, with shipments primarily directed through Jorge Chavez International Airport to Los Angeles and Miami. In response to market volatility and a 20% reduction in supplies from the previous year, the Ministry of Production has set the catch limit for January 2024 at 186 tons. This adjustment reflects the high demand for deep sea cod, especially for its large, thick fillets, which are particularly popular during Holy Week due to increased fish consumption among Catholics.
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The United States was the exclusive recipient, with exports primarily routed through Jorge Chavez International Airport to Los Angeles and Miami. The Ministry of Production has set the catch limit at 186 tons for January 2024. In 2023, supplies of deep sea cod were down 20% from 2022, highlighting the volatility of the market for the product, which is in high ...
Source: Fishretail

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