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Processing plant owned by Yihe founder pulls out of China show

Qingdao Hairong Foodstuff, owned by Yihe's founder Steve Chen, pulls out of China Fisheries & Seafood Expo, after being asked to pay for booth

By Jeanine Stewart and Tom Seaman | Aug. 5, 2013 21:54 BST
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Qingdao Hairong Foodstuff, a China-based processing plant owned by Yihe Corporation founder Steve Chen, has pulled its booth from a large upcoming trade show, having been asked to pay the bill [...]

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