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Chinese processors find export-to-domestic sales shift not so simple

As seafood companies across China turn their focus inward, turning to the the domestic market has its own problems, leaving companies struggling

By Jeanine Stewart | Nov. 25, 2014 09:06 GMT
Chinese processors find export-to-domestic sales shift not so simple
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Just one year ago, seafood processor and seller Qingdao Baichuan Seafoods was exporting 50% of its production, but that has all changed due to the slimmer and slimmer margins on exports as labor costs rise [...]

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