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Growing Chinese demand for US lobster makes up for falling EU demand

As demand for American lobster falls in Europe, booming demand in China is making up for it

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 21, 2015 17:13 GMT
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US lobster exports to Europe are down for the Christmas season, the result of the combination of a strong US dollar and struggling EU economies, but growth in Asian demand will likely make up for it, reports Bigstory.AP.org.  [...]

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