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Japan’s top crab processor to market 5,000t of Russian kings globally in 2024

The amount is likely to include both raw and cooked crab, of which 4,000t should sell domestically and 1,000t head to such overseas markets as Dubai, Hong Kong and Taiwan

By Masahiko Takeuchi | Feb. 22, 2024 16:40 GMT
Photo: The 2024-25 would be a king crab year, said CEO Nakamura of Tsukiji Kanisho. Credit: Masahiko Takeuchi/ UCN
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OSAKA, Japan -- Tsukiji Kanisho, Japan's leading crab trader and processor, expects to market 5,000 metric tons of Russian king crab globally for the 2024-25 season, an increase of 1,500t from the previous season [...]

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