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Hong Kong buyers scramble to replace Japanese seafood

Japanese restaurant operators in Hong Kong are racing to find substitutes for Japanese seafood that could soon be banned from entering Hong Kong

By Undercurrent News | July 18, 2023 10:33 BST
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Japanese restaurant operators in Hong Kong are racing to find substitutes for Japanese seafood that could soon be banned from entering Hong Kong, reports the Associated Press (AP).  [...]

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