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Surimi price crash, rising costs in pollock roe hit Japan’s Nichimo profits

Japan's Nichimo saw a 30% reduction in its consolidated operating income at JPY 2.02bn, $13.4m, for the full year ended March 2024, largely due to price crashes in surimi products

By Masahiko Takeuchi | May 13, 2024 16:38 BST
Nichimo Foods, a domestic seafood wholesaling arm for Japan's Nichimo, showcasing Russian whole frozen raw opilio at Seafood Show Osaka in 2024. Credit: Masahiko Takeuchi
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