Peru: The price of squid remains high and impacts the economy of families and businesses

Published 2024년 10월 8일

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Squid prices are high in Peruvian capital markets, with one kilo selling for 24 soles in Villa María del Triunfo, and prices subject to constant fluctuation. A suspected shortage is attributed to illegal fishing by 300 Chinese vessels in Peruvian waters, though Chilean squid is also available despite varying quality. The rising costs have pushed some consumers to seek alternative seafood options.

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Squid continues to have a high price in different markets in the capital. Currently, in the fishing terminal of Villa María del Triunfo, squid is sold at 24 soles per kilo. They also emphasize that the price varies constantly. Shortage of squid reported due to illegal fishing by 300 Chinese vessels in Peruvian sea On the other hand, a merchant indicates that for now Chilean squid is entering the country; however, she specifies that the quality is very different from the national squid. She also points out that due to the increase in price, several people have opted for other ...

Source: Apnoticias