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North American lobster output set to fall in 2017 as China imports keep rising

North American lobster supplies are expected to decline in 2017, while China continued its trend of growing imports, according to a new report 

By Louis Harkell | Aug. 10, 2017 16:50 BST
Lobster pots. Photo: Pauli Carmody
Lobster pots. Photo: PauliCarmody
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North American lobster supplies are expected to decline in 2017, while China continued its trend of growing imports, according to a Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) report published this week [...]

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