Imitation crab is primarily made from surimi. Surimi generally consists of about 35% to 50% imitation crab, with added ...

Surimi means "minced meat" in Japanese, and while several surimi products are made, the most well-known are imitation crab sticks. They're also called sea sticks, but their real name is kanikama.

That's right, the main ingredient is actually a fish paste called surimi. Surimi is often made from pollock fish with fillers and flavorings like starch, sugar, egg whites, and crab flavoring.

MOSCOW. Feb 12 (Interfax) - Russia might increase production of surimi, the raw material used to make crabsticks, to 85,000 tonnes this year from 70,800 tonnes in 2024 and enter the Indian market with ...

Vietnam’s fish paste and surimi exports declined slightly in 2024 despite a strong fourth-quarter rebound driven by rising demand in key markets ...

Over the recent years, Shiraishi has been actively promoting surimi in Abidjan, the largest city in Côte d'Ivoire. When I went to Africa, I noticed that most of the fish dishes involve either ...