China seafood trade analysis and outlook
Seafoodsource.com reports Chinese seafood processors are renegotiating their contracted prices due to rising costs for raw imported materials and freight. Port delays due to increased Covid-19 testing measures and suspensions of major overseas suppliers in India and Ecuador are added complications.
Austrade Export Market Development Grant applications are now open
Seafoodsource.com reports Chinese seafood processors are renegotiating their contracted prices due to rising costs for raw imported materials and freight. Port delays due to increased Covid-19 testing measures and suspensions of major overseas suppliers in India and Ecuador are added complications.
US outlook for retail seafood sales strong, despite consumer pricing concerns
Seafoodsource.com reports Chinese seafood processors are renegotiating their contracted prices due to rising costs for raw imported materials and freight. Port delays due to increased Covid-19 testing measures and suspensions of major overseas suppliers in India and Ecuador are added complications.
IFAM extended until mid-2022
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Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia announces new Directors for the FRDC.
The Hon. David Littleproud MP has announced FRDC board delegates for the period of September 2021 to August 2024.
CHINA’S PROCESSORS FORCED TO PASS ON RISING SEAFOOD COSTS
Seafoodsource.com reports Chinese seafood processors are renegotiating their contracted prices due to rising costs for raw imported materials and freight. Port delays due to increased Covid-19 testing measures and suspensions of major overseas suppliers in India and Ecuador are added complications.