Access, Concentration, and Risk: The New Structure of Global Crab Trade
The 2026 global crab market is increasingly defined by concentration and control. Two dominant poles now shape global trade flows: the United States, which has consolidated its position as the world’s premier destination for king and snow crab, and China, which continues to absorb the majority of Russian live production at record levels. In this environment, competitive advantage is no longer driven by tonnage alone, but by secure access, disciplined inventory management, and credible supply chains.
This concentration has left secondary markets—particularly in Asia—more exposed to currency...
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