Russian frozen cod is popular in the Chinese market due to its price advantage

Published 2024년 6월 25일

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Russia is the second largest seafood supplier to China, with exports valued at $2.9 billion in 2023. The majority of these exports, around $1.6 billion, are frozen fish, while $1.2 billion are crustaceans. The main supply categories to China include pollock, cod, Pacific salmon, and frozen sardines. The growing demand for white fish in the Chinese market presents a good opportunity for Russian exporters. Recently, the price of Russian frozen cod has fallen sharply, making it more popular in the Chinese market.
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Russia is China's second largest seafood supplier after Ecuador. By value, Russian seafood exports to China in 2023 will be $2.9 billion, of which about $1.6 billion will come from frozen fish and $1.2 billion from crustaceans. Russia's main supply categories to China include: pollock ($642 million), cod ($345 million), Pacific salmon ($160 million) and frozen sardines ($153 million). The growing demand for white fish in the Chinese mainland market provides good ...
Source: Foodmate

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