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Chinese aquafeed firms call for price increases to stem decline in quality

Several senior executives from major Chinese aquafeed companies have acknowledged decreasing feed quality in recent months due to surging prices for key ingredients like fishmeal

By Lewis Hu | July 25, 2023 09:53 BST
A 1,300-mu farm gets through about four metric tons of aquafeed a day. Credit: Undercurrent News
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