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Commerce secretary Ross repeats call for reducing US seafood trade deficit

The US seafood trade deficit 'seems a little bit silly to me given the coastlines we have and given everything else' -- Wilbur Ross, US secretary of Commerce 

By Undercurrent News | May 15, 2018 14:12 BST
Wilbur Ross, US secretary of Commerce in the Donald Trump administration.
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As President Donald Trump continues his aggressive trade posture with China, one of his top cabinet members was repeating his call on Monday to reduce the US seafood trade deficit by collaborating more with the commercial fishing industry to improve sustainable yields [...]

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