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China tilapia leader closing in on pollock processing deal

Baiyang Aquatic, considered to be China's largest tilapia supplier, is moving in on a deal for a pollock processing plant in Shandong province

By Tom Seaman | Nov. 5, 2014 07:47 GMT
China tilapia leader closing in on pollock processing deal
Charles Sun, assistant president for Baiyang Aquatic, at the China Fisheries & Seafood Expo, Nov 2014. Photo: Tom Seaman/ Undercurrent News
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Qingdao, CHINA — Baiyang Aquatic Group -- considered to be China's largest tilapia supplier -- is moving in on a deal for a pollock processing plant in Shandong province, undaunted by the tough time the sector is having [...]

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