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On July 19, a shipment of shrimp departed from Choluteca, Honduras, to Chinese ports, marking a significant milestone in trade relations between the two countries. This event underscores the growing access to China's extensive seafood market, facilitated by early Free Trade Agreement (FTA) discussions. Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reyna highlighted the economic and social benefits for Honduras, while China's ambassador to Honduras, Yu Bo, praised the achievement in bilateral cooperation and the potential for deeper market integration.
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The cargo left the city of Choluteca in southern Honduras on July 19 in two containers and headed to Chinese ports, according to a statement from China's Foreign Ministry. Honduran officials called the shipment a major milestone, opening the door to China's huge seafood market. “Early FTA agreements between Honduras and China created the conditions for shrimp exports to China,” said Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reyna. “Honduras will seize this opportunity, and cooperation with China will provide powerful impetus to the economic and social development of Honduras and will benefit the local population.” China's ambassador to Honduras, Yu Bo, said the shrimp export "is an ...
Source: Fishretail
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