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China’s biggest shrimp processing ship to begin service

Shrimp processing ship Zheyuyuleng 66666 can process 3 metric tons of dried shrimps worth CNY 120,000 every hour

By Cyrus Chan | Aug. 6, 2021 09:17 BST
China's shrimp processing ship Zheyuyuleng 66666 has started operating to produce dried shrimp products. Credit: Yuhuan China's WeChat
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