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China’s crayfish boom set to plateau, says CAPPMA

The significant growth seen in China’s crayfish sector in recent years is set to come to an end as the market matures, according to the country’s seafood association

By Cyrus Chan | March 31, 2021 08:53 BST
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The recent exponential growth in China's crayfish sector is set to plateau as supply outstrips demand, Cui He, president of the Chinese Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Alliance (CAPPMA) told trade publication China Fisheries [...]

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