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Surging Chinese seafood demand an ‘Uber event’ for US market

US seafood market facing its own 'Uber event' thanks to market disruption caused by surging Chinese demand, according to Jeff Sedacca, head of Sunnyvale

By Louis Harkell | Dec. 7, 2017 17:16 GMT
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The US seafood market is facing its own Uber event thanks to market disruption caused by surging Chinese demand, according to Jeff Sedacca, head of US shrimp importer Sunnyvale Seafood.  [...]

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