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‘Norwegian’ salmon has captured Chinese consumers’ minds, regardless of origin in Scotland or Chile

In Qingdao most salmon sold is labeled imports from Norway, if it came from there or not 

By SeafoodNews.com | March 10, 2014 15:26 GMT
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Translated by Amy Zhong, Seafood News, from Shuichan News

In Qingdao most salmon sold is labeled imports from Norway. However, it appears that this is often not accurate [...]

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