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How ‘salmon’ raised in landlocked Xinjiang is netting fans in China

Summary by South China Morning Post

Aquaculture in the far-western region is expected to grow even more rapidly after a dependence on imported eggs is diminished or ended.

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Radio France Internationale

China Relies on Xinjiang's "Desert Saumon" to Reduce Imports

Salmon in the middle of the desert. In Xinjiang, thousands of kilometres from the sea, China is developing an unexpected fish farming industry. A booming sector developed at a turning point, while Beijing wants to reduce its dependence on imports and create 100% local production.

6 days ago·Paris, France

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South China Morning Post

How ‘salmon’ raised in landlocked Xinjiang is netting fans in China

Aquaculture in the far-western region is expected to grow even more rapidly after a dependence on imported eggs is diminished or ended.

6 days ago·Hong Kong

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong 6 days ago on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.

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