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Week 40 Japan tuna roundup: Domestic bluefin prices drop 40% on Miyagi purse-seine surge; frozen bigeye low-end falls

Domestic bluefin auction prices fell 41% as Miyagi purse-seine fish dominated Toyosu supplies, while frozen bigeye low-end values dropped to JPY 1,200/kg

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Week 40 Japan tuna roundup: Domestic bluefin prices drop 40% on Miyagi purse-seine surge; frozen bigeye low-end falls

Domestic bluefin auction prices fell 41% as Miyagi purse-seine fish dominated Toyosu supplies, while frozen bigeye low-end values dropped to JPY 1,200/kg

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Week 40 Japan tuna roundup: Domestic bluefin prices drop 40% on Miyagi purse-seine surge; frozen bigeye low-end falls

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