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The report provides a comprehensive update on the UK seafood market in mid-2026, covering consumer trends, market performance, and opportunities
South Korea also functions as an important re-export hub for frozen snow crab. Around 7,800 MT was imported in 2025, of which approximately 80% was re-exported, leaving around 1,500 MT for domestic consumption. HORECA accounts for around 86% of domestic demand, particularly weddings, buffets and premium foodservice. Lower-priced red snow crab species account for most volume, while opilio represents an estimated 20–30% of consumption and is concentrated in the premium segment.
South Korea is primarily a re-export hub for frozen king crab rather than a large domestic consumption market. Around 900 MT was imported in 2025, with roughly 95% re-exported, while normal domestic consumption is estimated at only around 60–80 MT per year. Domestic demand is highly concentrated in premium hotel buffets, which account for approximately 75–85% of consumption. Russia supplies nearly all frozen king crab imports, while Norway’s opportunity is relatively narrow and concentrated in selected premium hotel accounts.
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