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Chinese mega-merger appears dead amid regulatory probe

The latest scandal roiling China’s seafood industry has brought together an unusual mix of characters: a soy sauce maker, Greenpeace and an investigative journalist

By Louis Harkell | July 25, 2019 09:20 BST
Longline tuna fishing vessels registered by Dalian Ocean Fishing Company to fish in the Western and Central Pacific. Source: WCPFC.
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A Chinese soy sauce manufacturer's planned takeover of one of the country’s largest tuna fishing companies -- one of the global seafood industry's largest deals announced in 2018 -- appears to be dead, for now [...]

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