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Japan’s Funka Bay scallop landings predicted to decline by 7-9%

Scallop landings in Japan's Funka Bay, the second-largest growing area in Hokkaido, are forecast to drop 7–9% to 52,100–53,100 metric tons during the 2025 season

By Suisan Keizai | Jan. 21, 2025 17:47 GMT
Japanese scallop served at a hotel in Los Cabos, Mexico. Credit: The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)
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