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China’s fast-growing tilapia industry starting to slow down

China’s rapid development of its tilapia industry is starting to settle down and 2015 production volumes were similar to those seen in 2014

By Ola Wietecha | Sept. 20, 2016 16:46 BST
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Seafood Expo Global, May 2015, Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Miriam Okarimia/ Undercurrent News
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Guangzhou, CHINA -- China’s rapid development of its tilapia industry is starting to settle down, according to Cui He, executive vice president of the China Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Alliance (CAPPMA) [...]

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