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Russian fishermen expect to supply China with 1,000 tons of pollock roe in 2025 Since the beginning of 2025, Russian fishermen have caught more than 925 thousand tons of pollock, including about 742 thousand tons in the Sea of Okhotsk, the Federal Agency for Fishery reported. The department also noted that since the beginning of the year, 38.3 thousand tons of cod have been caught in the Far East basin, including 12.6 thousand tons in the Sea of Okhotsk. The catch of Pacific herring exceeded 149 thousand tons, mainly in the North Okhotsk Sea subzone - 141.2 thousand tons. The Federal Agency for Fishery reminded that the Okhotsk Sea fishing season "A" lasts from January to April and is currently coming to an end. This is the most productive period for pollock catch - up to 80% of the annual volume. According to the results of 2024, Russian fishermen set a record for pollock catch: the catch amounted to 1.998 million tons - 2% higher than the figure for 2023. As Kommersant was ...

Over the past week, the trade war between the US and China has generated volatility in the commodities market, but sugar has remained relatively stable, as it is not a commodity that is traded significantly between the two countries. As such, most of the price adjustments were attributed to the robust delivery of the March contract. “Regarding deliveries, Central America’s increased share of exports eased concerns about short-term supply, with the May/25 contract closing at 18.3c/lb, below the March level. Supply remains tight, and demand has been pushing prices down, despite the potential for a recovery in the May contract if demand picks up,” notes Lívea Coda, Market Intelligence Coordinator at Hedgepoint Global Markets. China China reached 9.7 million tonnes of sugar through February, with a significant increase in production, with the trend of lower imports seen continuing through December 2024. The May contract is at a delicate point, with Chinese import arbitrage ...

On Tuesday morning (25), the sugar market is operating close to stability, with the May/25 contract traded at 19.48 cents per pound and the July/25 at 19.11 cents. Since the beginning of the year, the sector has faced instability, driven mainly by the Indian harvest, which initially indicated a possible recovery, but now shows lower production potential. This scenario caused sugar prices to go from the 17 cents range in January to the current 19 to 20 cents. In addition to monitoring production, the market is now monitoring the quality of processes in India. Recently, China banned the import of sugar syrup from Thailand, a measure that could generate an estimated impact of US$ 60 million for Thai companies. Roberto Rossi, business director at Coplacana, believes that, despite the market volatility, prices remain stable and profitable. “Overall, we will have a smaller harvest this year, but prices are compensating, which has led producers to invest in inputs to ensure good ...