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China’s seafood ban spurred Japanese domestic market to consume 42% more scallops

The country’s domestic market consumed 13,500t of frozen scallop meat during recently-finished FY 2023, the largest volume in a decade

By Suisan Keizai | June 4, 2024 14:50 BST
Photo of Hokkaido scallops. Credit: keiphoto
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