Malta: Bluefin tuna will soon swim to the dining tables of Chinese consumers

Published 2023년 12월 20일

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Malta's CEO of the Aquaculture Producers Federation, Charon Goode, announced in a recent interview that high-quality Maltese bluefin tuna will soon be available to Chinese consumers, with the product making its successful debut at the Sixth China International Import Expo. Goode expressed confidence in the potential of the Chinese market and sees broad prospects for Malta bluefin tuna, as the product has now met the standards of the Chinese market and the positive response from Chinese consumers has increased confidence in exploring this market. With over 20 years of experience in bluefin tuna farming, Malta plans to focus on the quality of their product rather than quantity when exporting to China and hopes to expand cooperation between the two countries in the aquaculture industry.

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Charon Goode, CEO of the Malta Aquaculture Producers Federation, said in an exclusive interview with reporters in Valletta, the capital of Malta, that high-quality Maltese bluefin tuna will soon "swim" onto the dining tables of Chinese consumers. At the Sixth China International Import Expo (CIIE) held in November this year, Malta bluefin tuna made its "debut" in China and was a great success. Good said that the Chinese market is full of opportunities and potential, and he believes that Malta bluefin Tuna has broad prospects in the Chinese market. “Everyone was deeply impressed by the high-quality bluefin tuna from Malta, which is what we want to provide to the Chinese market.” Recalling the scene at the time, Goode was excited, “The positive response from Chinese consumers made We are full of confidence in exploring the Chinese market." Shortly before the opening of this year's CIIE, Malta's bluefin tuna was allowed to enter the Chinese market. Goode said that entering the ...

Source: Ciie