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Exporting seafood to China not the challenge it seems

A 'black box', 'not transparent', and 'nothing in English' are common complaints from seafood exporters describing China's system of import controls, especially since COVID-19

By Louis Harkell | Sept. 23, 2022 09:18 BST
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A "black box", "not transparent", and "nothing in English"... all common complaints from seafood exporters describing China's system of import controls, especially since COVID-19. [...]

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