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Japanese Miyagi coho salmon prices hit a record high

The first harvests of the 2024 farmed coho salmon in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, arrived on March 28 at Ishinomaki Uoichibam, with prices at over JPY 1,200/kg

By Suisan Keizai | March 29, 2024 08:39 GMT
The first harvests of the 2024 Japan's Miyagi coho salmon season arrived at Ishinomaki Uoichiba (at 5am, March 28). Credit: Suisan Keizai
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