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Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Indian Fish Meal & Fish Oil Report WEEK 38


Indian Fish Meal & Fish Oil Report  WEEK 38


     
             A bad week after 3 good weeks for Indian producers . Landings have dropped down sharp with only 3-4 manufacturers  seen operating during week 38. Raw fish price shooted back to 21Rs/Kg (303USD/Mt) . Adding to this problem the largest domestic buyer CP Aquaculture has reduced its price from 90Rs to straight down to 75Rs/Kg (1135USD/MT) in just  7 days.  We expect other Feed mills to take advantage of this and pay slightly higher than CP Aquaculture to fill in their requirment for coming months .
            


1.Raw Fish Price
Count
Price
Sardine
21 Rs/Kg
Chamman
17 Rs/Kg

2.Domestic Fish Meal Price 

CP
Price
60%
75 Rs/Kg
62%
78 Rs/Kg

3. International Price
           Yet again it was Bangladesh who imported most of Indian Fish Meal ( Sun dried ) this week .

4. Exports from India

         Fish Meal (Port wise)
Port
Quantity
Tuticorin
   21 MT
Petrapole
 209 MT
Nhavasheva
   45 MT
TOTAL
275 MT


        Fish Meal (Country wise)

Country
Quantity
Bangladesh
275 MT
Sri Lanka
    0 MT
Taiwan
    0 MT
TOTAL
275 MT

        Fish Oil (Port wise)
                                                         
Port
Quantity
Mangalore
 120 MT
Tuticorin
    0 MT
Kolkata
    0 MT
TOTAL
120 MT

        Fish Oil (Country wise)

Country
Quantity
Malaysia
    20 MT
Bangladesh
      0 MT
Vietnam
  100 MT
TOTAL
  120 MT



5. Imports to India
 300 MT  from Morocco and 10 Mt from China has been imported to Mangalore and Nhavsheva port respectively last week .
    

6.General News

   Since the price has been reduced by CP Aquaculture there is a strong possibility that there could be possibility of Indian fish meal export soon to far east countires . However as per current trend we feel the other feed mills in India will try to buy the stock before the price goes up again . But it will be slower than last year .
  Seafood farmers in India are not planing for second crop of Shrimp this year due to fall in exports and price.Hence demand from doemstic buyer for fish meal could be very slow. 

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