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In pictures: China’s largest seafood wholesale market

Take a photo tour of China's largest seafood wholesale market in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, where over 300 vendors supply 210,000t of seafood annually

By Louis Harkell | Aug. 1, 2019 09:42 BST
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Guangzhou's Huangsha Aquatic Products Market is China's largest seafood wholesale market. Its 300 plus vendors sell 210,000 metric tons of seafood worth CNY 7.2 billion ($1.05bn) each year. [...]

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