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Thai block on Indian, Malaysian shrimp ‘hurts Thailand most of all’

Chinese demand for Thai-processed shrimp is surging, and trader Siam Canadian has suggested by banning foreign shrimp imports its processors will struggle to meet it

By Neil Ramsden | Dec. 12, 2017 09:35 GMT
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