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Imported shrimp prices rise in China ahead of Mid-Autumn festival

The price hike reflects optimism around the paired holidays extending seasonal demand this year despite declines in China's shrimp imports amid weak economic conditions

By Lewis Hu | Sept. 13, 2024 08:22 BST
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Wholesale prices for imported shrimp in China increased in September ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival on Sept. 17 and National Day holidays from Oct. 1-7, according to leading online seafood platform Huacai Zhaoyu. [...]

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