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China cracks down on smuggling, improves logistics for legal imports

Smuggling has been haunting China’s seafood industry for a long time, and the country's customs bureaus have decided to take stricter measures to eradicate the problem

By SeafoodNews.com | Dec. 18, 2018 09:55 GMT
Fresh raw shrimp in Kerala, India. Credit: Santhosh Varghese/Shutterstock.com
Fresh raw indicus shrimp in Kerala, India. Credit: Santhosh Varghese/Shutterstock.com
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