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US China trade spat hit seafood

Perhaps the greatest China-US win-win ever lies in tatters amid trade war

Just outside Shanghai, carp fish snap at soy pellets being spat out of dispensers. Tightly packed into narrow concrete-lined waterways, it looks like a water-filled bowling alley

By Matt Craze | Nov. 16, 2018 13:29 GMT
Grass carp eat soymeal pellets from semi-automatic dispensers at a government-owned farm near Shanghai, China.
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Just outside Chinese mega-city Shanghai, carp fish snap at soy pellets being spat out of dispensers. Tightly packed into narrow concrete-lined waterways, it looks like a water-filled bowling alley [...]

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