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One supplier sells 90,000 Canadian lobsters in one day on Alibaba

Chinese-owned Canadian supplier wins big in lobster sales on Alibaba’s deep discount day

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 18, 2014 16:34 GMT
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ZF Max International, a Canadian-based operation with a parent company in China, claims to have sold 90,000 lobsters in one day through Tmall, Alibaba’s upscale shopping mall site, reports CBC News [...]

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