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Aussie’s domestic seafood sales during Christmas offset China’s lobster ban

Even though China dropped imports of Australian lobsters, domestic seafood sales increased by around 30% y-o-y over the festive period

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 7, 2021 10:27 GMT
Ferguson Australia fisherman. Credit: Ferguson Australia
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Even though Australian businesses have been rocked by the souring of Australia-China relations in 2020, domestic seafood sales during the Christmas period increased significantly year-on-year, ABC News reports.  [...]

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