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Chinese state-owned fishing giant sells two vessels to Russia’s FOR Group

The sale is on the back of poor catch in West African fisheries, as well as less quota for small pelagic species in the Pacific, a source told Undercurrent News

By Louis Harkell | June 16, 2017 08:35 BST
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