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China, the main producer and supplier to the US market, is expected to increase supplies by 3% to 1.716 million tons.

Early reports of poor squid catches in Argentina are pushing prices higher in the Chinese squid market. Prices have been rising since Argentina's fishing season began on Jan. 10 as factories feared a potential shortage of supplies this year. The increase is between 200 and 300 US dollars per ton.

China's State Council Information Office released a White Paper on "China's Pelagic Fisheries Development" on 24th, pointing out that China's aquaculture output has ranked first in the world for 32 consecutive years, becoming the world's largest aquatic product processor and exporter, and making a positive contribution to guaranteeing the world's food security.

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It is predicted that the scallop catch will be 325,100 tons, which is 2% lower than last year's highest historical record, but it has remained above 300,000 tons for four consecutive years.