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Japanese business owners, led by Hayashi Trout Farm in Fukushima Prefecture, are coming to the aid of Taiwanese fisheries following China's ban on Taiwanese grouper imports. China was the primary market for these exports. Hayashi is currently in discussions with southern Taiwan officials and fisheries to import groupers into Japan. Kaohsiung, a city that produces 25% of Taiwan's grouper, is optimistic about the fish's potential in the Japanese market, given its high value and ability to appeal to both eastern and western palates.
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Sympathetic Japanese business owners are stepping in to help Taiwanese fisheries. This comes after China banned Taiwanese grouper imports on June 13. China was the top destination for Taiwanese exports of the fish. Leading the way is one of Japan’s largest fish companies, Hayashi Trout Farm, in Fukushima Prefecture. Company president Soichiro Hayashi is leading talks with fisheries and officials in southern Taiwan to import grouper into Japan. Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai says grouper is a high-value delicacy that can ...
Source: Rti
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