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Chinese fishmeal regulatory changes not seen boosting imports

Regulatory changes in China’s fishmeal production industry are seen as not likely to result in more Chinese imports of the feed ingredient

By Matt Whittaker | Oct. 30, 2014 17:11 GMT
Chinese fishmeal regulatory changes not seen boosting imports
A container ship sails past the hotel hosting the 2014 IFFO conference in Vancouver. Matt Whittaker/Undercurrent News
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VANCOUVER, Canada — Regulatory changes in China’s fishmeal production industry are not likely to result in more Chinese imports of the aquaculture feed ingredient, said Hansen Lee, vice president with Coland Holdings Co [...]

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