This year Japan increases its imports of fish fillets and processed fish

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Imports of frozen Chilean coho salmon have grown at an unprecedented rate.
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　　In March, Japan imported 32,134 tons of salmon and trout, with an import value of approximately US$228.
1 million, a year-on-year increase of 25.
4% and 13.
8% respectively.
Imports of frozen Chilean coho salmon are strong, while supplies of Russian sockeye salmon have tightened, and Japan has increased its imports of foodmate.
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　　Imports of Chilean coho salmon in March were 17,815 tons, an increase of 67.
05% year-on-year.
According to previous years, January and February were the peak periods of trade.
However, due to the large remaining stocks, the arrival time this year was later than that of previous years.
From October last year to this year Imports in March totaled 86,448 tons.

 

　　Customs data shows that Russia imported 1,467 tons of sockeye salmon, which is only half of the same period last year, and the downward trend has not changed.
Japan imported 1,234 tons of frozen salmon and trout from Chile, imports of Atlantic salmon slices increased by 40% to 3,984 tons, and imports of trout slices amounted to 2,884 tons.