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US China trade spat hit seafood

Lack of haddock means US importers can’t capitalize on removal from China tariff list

Haddock has been cut from the US' list of products from China subject to 25% tariffs, but there is little fish available to capitalize on this opening

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 22, 2020 14:39 GMT
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ORLANDO, Florida, US -- Haddock has been cut from the US list of products from China subject to 25% tariffs, but there is little fish available to capitalize on this opening [...]

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