Fish caught in america, processed in china get trapped by trade dispute (wall street journal)
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13.08.18
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Wall Street Journal published a news feature on the US administration’s proposed tariffs on import of processed fish products from China and its impact on domestic companies. The article interviewed IFPRI’s Senior Research Fellow, Joseph Glauber, who pointed out that the proposed tariffs could cut profits or boost prices throughout seafood supply chains, from fishermen to consumers.
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