Japan Kamaboko Association Warns of Surimi Price Spike; Pangasius Demand May Boost Supply
On Sept. 30 in Osaka, the Japan Kamaboko Association held its first West Japan Block Meeting—drawing 43 attendees, including executives from member surimi-product companies—to share updates on surimi raw materials and discuss challenges facing manufacturers, the Minato Shimbun reported. Presentations covered production trends and processing systems for pollock surimi from the US and Russia and for farmed pangasius surimi from Vietnam, and also included a lecture on the health benefits of fish protein aimed at supporting...
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