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Lobster too expensive for Australians, as Chinese demand increases

Price of Tasmanian Rock lobster has been skyrocketing due to the ever-increasing demands from China, putting it beyond the reach of Australians

By Minato-Tsukiji | Dec. 19, 2014 11:26 GMT
Lobster too expensive for Australians, as Chinese demand increases
Rock lobster. Photo: Andrew
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