It refers to shipments of King Crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus) leaving Philippines for international buyers, and delivered in formats like Loose Bulk IQF, Printed Bag, Vacuum Bag, Rider Bag.

Typical export packaging formats include Loose Bulk IQF, Printed Bag, Vacuum Bag, Rider Bag. Packaging choice affects cost, cold-chain handling, and buyer fit.

Common methods include Traps. Some buyers filter suppliers based on catching method and related sustainability policies.

Typical seasons are October - November. Seasonality can vary by zone, so also check Pacific, Northwest, Pacific, Northeast, Atlantic, Northeast when relevant.

Compare offers using the same baseline: 020714,030311,030313,030361,030363,030367,030369,030375,030381,030384,030389,030399,030420,030439,030443,030481,030483,030485,030491,030494,030499,030553,030611,030612,030613,030614,030616,030617,030632,030693,030722,030729,030749,030759,160419,160420,160432,160510,160556,210310,250300,611596,630900,844400, Loose Bulk IQF, Printed Bag, Vacuum Bag, Rider Bag, Traps, Pacific, Northwest, Pacific, Northeast, Atlantic, Northeast, and Marine Stewardship Council, Halal—otherwise the pricing won’t be comparable.

Yes. Export prices for King Crab from Philippines are based on live supplier offers and reflect current export market conditions.

Prices assume a defined export spec (product form, packaging, origin, and delivery terms). Tracea standardizes these specs with AI so you can compare export offers on a like-for-like basis instead of relying on headline prices.