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China to build first industrial krill port in Fujian Province

The construction of a $125m overseas fishing port in China's Lianjiang County, designed to act as a hub for the nation's krill industry, is progressing

By Lewis Hu | Oct. 26, 2022 09:39 BST
The Fuyuan Yu 9199 will be the largest krill vessel in China once completed -- a 131m behemoth
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