Thailand's tuna exports surge as industry recovery drives growth

게시됨 2024년 7월 24일

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In 2023, Thailand remains the world's leading exporter of canned tuna, with its top markets being the United States, Japan, Australia, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. The U.S. is the largest importer, with significant imports also coming from Europe. Thailand's dominance is attributed to lower raw tuna costs, increased demand for halal food, and geopolitical risks. The country's competitive edge is bolstered by advanced production technology and its strategic location in Southeast Asia.

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In 2023, the top five markets for Thai canned tuna exports are the United States (US$482 million), accounting for 23.1% of the total export value; Japan (US$257 million) (12.3%); Australia (US$173 million) (8.27%); Libya (US$150 million) (7.2%); Saudi Arabia (US$138 million) (6.61%). The top five exporters of canned tuna are Thailand (US$2.09 billion), Ecuador (US$1.12 billion), China (US$832 million), Spain (US$792 million) and the Netherlands (US$314 million). The United States is the largest importer, with imports of US$1.18 billion, accounting for 13.5% of the global market, followed by European countries Italy, Spain, France and Germany, with a total import value of US$2.82 billion, accounting for 2.6% of the global market. 32.2%. Thailand holds 38.1% of the U.S. canned tuna market and 0.59% of the European market. TPSO said the factors supporting the surge in Thailand's canned tuna exports this year include the decline in the cost of raw tuna, the growth in demand for halal ...

출처: Foodmate