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China’s seafood trade surplus expands as imports flounder

China's seafood processors ramped up exports of value-added products in 2024 even as domestic consumption weakened, helping the world's largest seafood trading nation expand its trade surplus

By Louis Harkell | Feb. 19, 2025 09:37 GMT
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