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China’s domestic farmed seafood prices surge ahead of Lunar New Year

The price and demand for China's domestically farmed seafood are surging as the Lunar New Year approaches

By Cyrus Chan | Feb. 11, 2021 17:31 GMT
By Piti Tan / Shutterstock
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The price and demand for China's domestically farmed seafood are surging as the Lunar New Year approaches on Friday (Feb. 12). [...]

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