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Canadian lobster industry caught in crossfire from US-China trade war

Despite experiencing a boost in sales since Chinese authorities established a 25% tariff on US lobster, the Canadian lobster industry can expect a host of problems elsewhere

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 28, 2018 16:51 BST
Chinese customs officials seize a shipment of live lobster near Dong Xing, Guangxi province.
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Despite experiencing a boost in sales since Chinese authorities established a 25% tariff on US lobster, the Canadian lobster industry has been experiencing a host of other related trade issues, reports China Daily [...]

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