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Alaskan politicians move to ease Chinese ban on geoduck clams

China would ban imports of geoduck clams and similar shellfish amid reports that product samples from southeast Alaska and the Pacific Northwest tested higher than acceptable limits for inorganic arsenic

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 18, 2013 18:06 GMT
Alaskan politicians move to ease Chinese ban on geoduck clams
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Alaskan senator Mark Begich asked China's ambassador to the U.S. for help in lifting a recent Chinese ban on geoduck clams imports. [...]

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