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Russia talks up seafood trade with China with relations between them unpredictable

'Chinese ports are operating in the same mode as before the pandemic; I think that the volumes will again return to the pre-covid indicators', said the head of Russia's fisheries agency

By Neil Ramsden | Feb. 24, 2023 10:14 GMT
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Russia's seafood trade with China is strong and getting stronger, according to the head of the federal fisheries agency, Ilya Shestakov.  [...]

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