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Sudden shift in export rules could affect Russian Far East sellers, Chinese plants

New documents suddenly required from Nov. 1 for Russian fish export to China could cause problems for trade between two countries, then have knock-on impact on sales of double frozen pollock and salmon to EU and US, if not changed 

By Tom Seaman | Oct. 24, 2014 13:57 BST
Alaska Pollock
Double frozen pollock fillets, produced from headed and gutted raw material.
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Additional documents suddenly needed for Russian companies to export fish to China could cause major trade problems when it comes into play at the start of November, Far East industry sources and Chinese executives told Undercurrent News [...]

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