大市场 大活力丨“五一”假日餐桌海鲜热度揭秘 生蚝如何抢“鲜”出发?
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-05-02 01:43

Core Insights - China is a major aquaculture country, with an expected aquaculture output of 60.61 million tons in 2024, accounting for approximately 82% of the total aquatic product output [1] - The seafood market is experiencing a surge in demand during the "May Day" holiday, with significant quantities of fresh oysters being harvested and distributed [1][14] Aquaculture and Harvesting - In Guangdong's Yangxi Chengcun Town, a significant oyster farming base, over 400,000 boxes of freshly harvested oysters are being prepared for the holiday market [1][4] - The innovative string-hanging method for oyster farming allows for easier harvesting and reduces costs while promoting faster growth due to better nutrient absorption from seawater [3][4] Processing and Distribution - The local oyster processing company is currently shipping an average of 40,000 jin (20 tons) of oysters daily, with peak periods reaching 80,000 jin (40 tons), primarily as fresh products [9][13] - The company has established partnerships with cold chain logistics providers to enhance delivery speed and efficiency [11][13] Market Trends and Consumer Demand - The Fuzhou Mawei Seafood Trading Center is one of the largest seafood markets in China, with over 300 varieties traded daily during the holiday peak [15] - Inland cities are also experiencing a surge in seafood consumption, with significant activity noted in markets such as Beijing's Dahuomen Seafood Wholesale Market [17][20] Logistics and Transportation - Cold chain logistics are crucial for transporting seafood to distant markets, with airports optimizing processes to reduce unloading times and ensure freshness [25][27] - In Inner Mongolia, local shrimp farming has increased, with daily production reaching 500 jin (250 kg) and sales expected to rise by 30% during the holiday [33][35] Industry Performance - In the first quarter of this year, China's total aquatic product output reached 14.83 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 4.53%, with marine aquaculture output growing by 5.69% [36] - Shandong, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Fujian, and Liaoning are the top provinces for seafood shipping and receiving, indicating strong regional demand and supply dynamics [37][39]