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Welcome to visit our booth at B6-1220, Oct.25-27 in Qingdao, China Fisheries & Seafood Expo 2023
Welcome to visit our booth at B6-1220, Oct.25-27 in Qingdao, China Fisheries & Seafood Expo 2023
May 12, 2023
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Welcome to visit our booth at B6-1220, during Oct.25-27 in Qingdao/Tsingtao,
China Fisheries & Seafood Expo 2023
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China's second quarter tilapia exports will recover, production and prices are all up!
In 2023, the overall market for imported seafood in the United States declined, with tilapia and basa fish, as two fairly cheap products, importing less. According to the National Oceanic and Atmosphe...
See you at Booth A1-1117, Oct 30-Nov 01,2024 in Qingdao,China, Seafood Expo 2024
Welcome to attend Seafood Expo China 2024Looking forward to meet you at our Booth A1-1117, Oct 30-Nov 01,2024 in Qingdao, ChinaAmyco Foods Group Limited cordially invite you to visit the 27th China F...
Research: Food safety is the top concern of Chinese seafood consumers!
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) recently conducted a survey of nearly 3,000 consumers in China to better understand consumer purchasing decisions and the impact and awareness of the Best Aquaculture...
New tilapia farming regulations are strictly enforced and prices have soared!
In December 2024, prices for farmed tilapia in China have stabilized and are in balance with the US market, a trend that is expected to remain in place until at least January 2025. This stabilization ...
Trinidad and Tobago's aquaculture sector struggling to buck regional trend
Trinidad and Tobago, the country acknowledged as one of the region's economic powerhouses, has been experiencing the same downward trend in its aquaculture sector seen in its less affluent neighbo...