Peruvian export of deepwater cod reached US$385,000 in January 2024

Published 2024년 4월 2일

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In January, the export of deep sea cod saw a minor decline of -0.5% from the same month in 2023, with a total export value of US$ 385,625 despite a 12.2% increase in quantity to 14,938 kilos, indicating a drop in price. The United States was the exclusive recipient, with exports mainly routed through Jorge Chávez International Airport to Los Angeles and Miami. The Ministry of Production has set a catch limit for toothfish at 186 tons for January 2024. The year 2023 witnessed a 20% reduction in deepwater cod shipments compared to 2022, underscoring the market's volatility for this product, which is highly sought after for its large, thick fillets, particularly during periods like Holy Week when fish consumption spikes among Catholics.

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(Agraria.pe) The export of deep sea cod in January of this year reached US$ 385,625, a figure that indicates a slight contraction of -0.5% compared to the same month of 2023 (US$ 387,658), indicated the Services Management and Extractive Industries of the Association of Exporters (Adex). This product was shipped exclusively to the United States, transported by air, mainly from the Jorge Chávez International Airport to the cities of Los Angeles and Miami. According to figures from the Adex Data Trade Intelligence System, 14,938 kilos were sent, an amount 12.2% higher than January 2023 (13,317 kilos), so a decrease in its price can be deduced. In January 2024, the Ministry of Production (Produce) established the catch limit for toothfish at 186 tons (186,000 kilos). This quota applies to extractive activities carried out by fishing vessels with a valid fishing permit for this resource. It was also indicated that the extraction will conclude when the quota established by ...

Source: Agraria