There are clear signs that a tightening local supply of wild-caught fish is driving up prices and demand in China for species to replace local favorites like croaker, pomfret and flounder.
A shortage of fish in the East China Sea has worsened, according to officials at the Zhejiang Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Association (ZAPPMA), a trade body representing seafood producers in Zhejiang province. “We don’t have the supply and consumers are having to adjust to frozen and even
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