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Domestic market sales increasingly important for Chinese seafood companies

Chinese seafood companies are increasingly selling into the domestic market as local demand rises and foreign markets remain sluggish

By Matt Whittaker | Nov. 7, 2014 07:55 GMT
Domestic market sales increasingly important for Chinese seafood companies
Seafood block, Qingdao, China. Photo: liddybits
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