Facing consumers' increasingly diverse taste needs, the squid industry has derived various categories. Common types include ready-to-eat snacks like spicy squid tentacles, spicy squid shreds, and wasabi squid slices; pre-made dishes and deep-processed squid products like teppanyaki squid tentacles, squid rings, and squid flowers; as well as dried and frozen products like squid jerky, frozen squid tubes, and squid skewers.

China has built up a large tilapia farming industry in its southern provinces and is now the largest exporter of tilapia. In parallel, alternative suppliers in Southeast Asia and Latin America have increased their exports, at the expense of China.

Brazil's tilapia market enters the low-temperature season: prices remain firm, export volume experiences seasonal correction!As winter approaches in the Southern Hemisphere, Brazil's tilapia industry has demonstrated a robust market performance. According to the latest industry report released by the Brazilian Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (CEPEA), the prices of tilapia in the country's main producing regions remained stable overall from May to June, showcasing strong market resilience.

In China, the term "tilapia" commonly refers to a general designation for several farmed tilapia fish species, including: Tilapia, Nile tilapia, Blue tilapia [Oreochromis aureus], Mozambique tilapia [Oreochromis niloticus], Red tilapia [Red Tilmpa], Galilean tilapia [Sarotherodon galilaeus], Marine tilapia, GIFT tilapia, New GIFT tilapia, Zill's tilapia, Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus × Oreochromis aureus), Mud carp

The global squid industry stands as one of the most dynamic sectors in seafood trade. Driven by sustained consumer demand for high-protein, low-fat, and versatile squid products, the global squid market size is projected to exceed $13 billion in 2024.