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China’s black tiger shrimp buzz helps Malaysian exporters

A surge in Chinese e-commerce sales of Malaysian black tiger shrimp has presented the southeast Asian country a fresh opportunity to recover its shrimp exports

By Louis Harkell | July 31, 2018 08:27 BST
Malaysian black tiger shrimp sold on Taobao. Source: Taobao
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Chinese online shoppers are pouncing on Malaysian black tiger shrimp with Alibaba Group reporting a ten-fold increase in online sales of the crustacean.  [...]

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