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Vietnamese millionaires pay dear for Canadian clams, tiny shrimp

Canadian geoducks and tiny shrimp are selling for hundreds and thousands of dollars per kilo, says Vietnamese news website

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 2, 2013 07:12 GMT
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Vietnamese millionaires spend thousands of dollars on tiny shrimp, and hundreds on Canadian geoduck, a type of clam, said VietnamNetBridge [...]

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