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China’s largest tilapia processor downsizes in tough market

China’s largest tilapia company has closed factories and may close more due to the challenging market for the farmed whitefish, a source at the company said

By Louis Harkell | June 25, 2018 09:58 BST
A tilapia pond in Hainan during feeding. Credit: Louis Harkell / Undercurrent News
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China’s largest tilapia company Baiyang Investment Group has closed tilapia factories and may close more due to the challenging market for the farmed whitefish, a source at the company told Undercurrent News [...]

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