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Local authorities in China say ‘hold on’ as tilapia processors look to reopen

Severe travel restrictions to control the spread of coronavirus in south China are preventing staff from returning to seafood processing plants after Lunar New Year

By Louis Harkell | Feb. 12, 2020 19:02 GMT
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Severe travel restrictions to control the spread of coronavirus in south China are preventing staff from returning to seafood processing plants after Lunar New Year, industry sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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