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Russia increased shrimp exports to South Korea to the highest level since 2023
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- •Russian shrimp exports to South Korea have increased to their highest level since 2023.
- •Russian shrimp exports to South Korea are currently at their highest level in two years.
- •South Korea doubled its wheat imports from Russia in January compared with a previous period referenced by Russian media.
- •Russian media outlets RIA Novosti and Kommersant are reporting on the growth of Russian shrimp and wheat exports to South Korea.
- •The reported trade growth concerns both Russian seafood (shrimp) and grain (wheat) exports to the South Korean market.
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- ▸If Russia continues to expand shrimp exports to South Korea at the current pace South Korean seafood importers and processors could increase their dependence on Russian supply, potentially reducing market share for alternative suppliers such as Ecuador, India, or Vietnam.
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If South Korea sustains higher wheat imports from Russia, benchmark wheat futures could see increased volatility as trade flows and competitive pricing among major exporters adjust.
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