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High price of japonicus snow crab likely to continue this season with lower imports from Russia

Japanese fishing sources consider the main cause of the continuing high price, like in the case of other crab species, is the decline in Japan’s imports from Russia

By SeafoodNews.com | Oct. 20, 2016 17:58 BST
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Crab buyers looking to other species than Chionoecetes opilio are not likely to find much relief with red snow crab, or C. japonicus. [...]

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