South Australia Lobster Exports Hits Record High After Beijing Lifted Trade Ban
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South Australia Lobster Exports Hits Record High After Beijing Lifted Trade Ban
Lobster exports from South Australia (SA) have hit record levels, less than a year after the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) lifted its trade barriers. SA lobster exports have more than doubled over the past year to $94.7 million—an increase of $54.6 million or 136 percent, according to a government statement on Oct. 10. “SA’s total seafood exports are now approaching a quarter of a billion dollars, increasing by nearly $100 million or more than 6…
SA lobster exports reach all-time record by 136 per cent - Food & Beverage Industry News
Image: coachwood/stock.adobe.comSouth Australian lobster exports have more than doubled over the past year to reach $94.7 million, an increase of $54.6 million or 136 per cent, according to the latest trade data. China was South Australia’s largest lobster market during this period, importing more than $64 million worth of the seafood in just eight months, following the lifting of trade restrictions in late December last year. Six months earlier…
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