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Chinese authorities seize 1,600 smuggled shrimp broodstock

Chinese customs authorities have arrested eleven individuals in Guangdong province, south China, suspected of illegally importing CNY 250m worth of shrimp broodstock in total

By Louis Harkell | May 15, 2020 20:44 BST
Seized shrimp broodstock in China. Credit: Zhanjiang Customs
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Additional reporting by Hu Luyi in Guangzhou

Chinese customs authorities have arrested smugglers in Guangdong province, south China, suspected of illegally importing a total of CNY 250 million ($35.2m) worth of shrimp broodstock [...]

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