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Japan: May Surimi Products Output Lags Again by 4.4% to 33,325 Tons Japan: May Surimi Products Output Lags Again by 4.4% to 33,325 TonsJapan’s Food Supply and Demand Research Center recently announced the production volume of surimi products in May 2024, which was 33,325 tons. This was a decrease of 4.4% from the previous year and marked the fifth consecutive month of decline since the beginning of this year. Looking by product, only ita-kamaboko (steamed products on wooden board) increased slightly by 0.6%, but other products all showed declines and sluggish performance. Chikuwa grilled tube decreased by 2.5%, pre-packaged kamaboko by 42.2%, naruto steamed sticks and...

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