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NOAA: Seafood reprocessing exempt from Chinese tariffs

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration has provided some clarity about how seafood sent to China for reprocessing will be affected by new tariffs

By SeafoodNews.com | June 28, 2018 15:20 BST
Fish processing, China
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