Newlyn Market Report
Monday The week began with a substantial volume of 26.2 tonnes landed by a single beamer alongside the inshore fleet. The floor saw a diverse range of species, led by a significant 8.5t of Mediterranean Octopus and 4.5t of MSC Hake. Other notable volumes included 1.6t of Monkfish, 1.5t of Megrim, 1.4t of Bass, and 1.4t of Cuttlefish. Smaller landings comprised 0.7t of Dover sole, 0.4t each of Sardines and Pollack, 0.2t each of Haddock and Lemon sole, and 0.1t each of John Dory and Squid. Of particular note, a local ring netter landed a single Bluefin Tuna.
Monday's prices were robust, with standout figures including N4 Bass reaching £14.90/kg, N2 Red Mullet at £25.97/kg, and N1 MSC Hake achieving £8.01/kg.
Tuesday Two beamers contributed to Tuesday’s total volume of 22.9 tonnes. The catch was dominated by 5.3t of Megrim and 3t of Monkfish. Other contributing species included 1.8t of Mediterranean Octopus, 0.6t of Squid, 0.3t each of Sardines and Red Mullet, and 0.2t each of Plaice and Whiting. Strong prices continued across most species auctioned.
Wednesday A part-trip beamer and the inshore fleet combined to provide 3.3 tonnes for the midweek auction. Mediterranean Octopus remained present with 0.9t landed, alongside 0.4t of Monkfish and 0.2t each of Bass and Pollack. Smaller quantities of Cuttlefish, Dover sole, and Lemon sole (0.1t each) rounded out the supply.
Wednesday’s market highlights included N1 Plaice selling for £11.27/kg, N2 Megrim at £8.74/kg, and N1 Pollack reaching £6.67/kg.
Thursday The inshore fleet supplied Thursday’s auction with a total of 3.3 tonnes. Mediterranean Octopus was again the primary volume species at 2.2t. The remainder of the catch included 0.3t of Sardines, 0.2t of Cuttlefish, and 0.1t each of Dover sole, Monkfish, and Pollack. Good prices were maintained for all species on the floor.
