How much is the Alaskan king crab per jin? Where is the origin?

Alaskan king crab is a very large crab species, naturally distributed in the cold waters of the North Pacific Ocean, its meat is huge and fat, deeply loved by consumers, known as the "king of crabs". So, how much is the Alaskan king crab per jin? Where is the origin?

How much is the Alaskan king crab per jin?

The price of Alaskan king crab is very expensive, because it is mainly imported, and the individual is large, it is not easy to catch, one costs hundreds of yuan, the bigger the weight, the more expensive the price. According to the information provided by Baidu Purchasing, the price of Alaskan king crab is:

1. Sun's Ocean International Trade (Beijing) Co., Ltd.: the growth mode is wild, the growing environment is seawater, and the storage method is cold storage. The price of imported frozen wild Alaskan king crab with a body weight of 2000 (g) and net weight (specification) of 1250 (g) is 123.00 yuan / jin and 118.00 yuan respectively.

2. Shanghai Hengfeng Aquatic products Trading Co., Ltd.: the growth mode is wild, the growing environment is seawater, the storage method is cold storage, the weight is 500-5000 (g / g), the net weight (specification) is 2500 (g), the price of imported fresh Alaskan king crab from the United States is 265.00 yuan / jin.

3. Dalian Coral Island Seafood Development Co., Ltd.: the country of origin is Chile, the net weight (specification) is 1200g, the packaging specification is 1200g-1800g frozen Alaskan king crab, the price is 140.00 yuan / kg.

4. Qingdao Funenghai Trading Co., Ltd.: the growth mode is wild, the growing environment is seawater, the storage method is frozen, the weight is 4-8 jin (g), the net weight (specification) is 4000 (g), the price of raw frozen king crab whose country / region is Russia is 80.00 yuan / jin.

The above prices are for reference only. The specific prices are subject to the local market prices.

Where is the origin of the Alaskan king crab?

Alaskan king crabs are found throughout the North Pacific, including the southern Sea of Japan and north to the Kamchatka Peninsula; in the extreme south of the West Coast of North America, the Queen Charlotte Islands, the northernmost island of Barrow, Alaska; and in the southeastern Bering Sea. Living in the waters of low latitudes, mostly living in the muddy sand of shoals, the preferred sand and mud matrix.

Alaskan king crabs belong to deep-sea crabs, generally live in the intertidal zone with a depth of more than 200 meters, with a maximum depth of 850 meters, and migrate to shallow waters to 50 meters or less when they breed in spring.