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Chinese tuna fishing companies still yet to crack domestic market with canned products

Chinese tuna fishing companies say China is still not a significant market for canned tuna products, but with product development and consumer education it could be 

By Louis Harkell | Nov. 16, 2017 23:00 GMT
Dalian Ocean Fishery Group Corp (Liaoyu Group)'s canned tuna in honey sauce for the domestic market.
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QINGDAO, China -- At the China Fisheries & Seafood Expo in China Chinese tuna fishing companies told Undercurrent News the domestic market is still not a significant market for canned tuna products, but with product development and consumer education it could be.  [...]

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