Cooking, Food & Wine

alarm (reporter He Hengke) yesterday visited Beijing seafood market found that once Japan seafood market has been a gradual recovery of the nuclear crisis, sales and flat over the same period last year.

reporters in Beijing the largest distribution center for fresh aquatic foods deep within the seafood wholesale market see, many customers buying fresh shrimp, fresh crab, shadow many of them foreign tourists. Some businesses selling sluice crab said, current business well, last weekend have been pin out many of the goods.

a merchant selling marine fish, Ms Guo told reporters that currently fish sales have approach her home last year. "Now can sell to about 1000 pounds a day, began to sell well in the end of April, has slowly returned to normal. "She says:" May Catch ' 51 ' section, mother's day, on every Festival visitors, people who go on a dinner, seafood will sell better. "A month ago, Ms Guo said in an interview with reporters, since the end of March after the country announced internally at very low levels of radiation, her family of marine fish sales fell 40% per cent over the same period last year.

at the same time, deep seafood products in the market area in Beijing, reporters also found some companies sell saury-Shi, Hokkaido. The merchant said, saury are on hand, you can pick up immediately. Sell Japan seasoning, Japan sake merchant is into the stockpile of just out of the warehouse. "Just got shipment, now demand coming up, we follow the market demand, domestic goods, foreign goods has now. "

it is understood that Japan nuclear crisis mainly fresh seafood. Insiders said the frozen seafood in a disaster before a certain stock, temporarily will not be affected by the nuclear crisis.

Yao Fuzhong, Chairman of Beijing-Shenzhen and seafood wholesale market, said deep seafood market supply is the South China Sea Beijing, Dalian and other places, imported seafood mainly comes from Europe, America and Australia, as Norway cod, salmon and the deep ocean Australia East star spot fish. Japan imported small, when they accounted for only up to 2% per cent.