Many South Koreans are buying Russian king crabs as prices drop, but others say there should be a ban on seafood from Russia.
, though they have become more popular at supermarkets and online retailers in recent years.
Data from the Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market, one of South Korea’s largest seafood markets, showed live Russian snow crabs prices fell to 23,000 won per kilogram at the end of March from 50,000 won in mid-February, before rising slightly this week. The supply more than doubled during that period.
“We didn’t have enough supplies back then, but a lot more volume has come in from Russia for the last two months. Prices are lower now, so twice as many people are coming,” she said.“I hope more Russian seafood will be brought in so that prices will go down even further,” she said.
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