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Chinese SOEs ride seafood import surge, shows UCN survey

A significant number of Chinese seafood industry executives believe state-owned enterprises play a greater role in the import of seafood in China than private enterprises, according to an Undercurrent News survey

By Louis Harkell | Nov. 5, 2020 08:29 GMT
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Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have been accused of flooding the European tuna market with low-cost tuna loins thanks to unfair subsidies, while a large Chinese SOE has been newly linked to a fishing company in Mauritania [...]

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