Welcome to the plan to resume the Australian lobster trade with China

Published 2024년 10월 16일

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Seafood Industry Australia is pleased with the plan to restart the Australian lobster trade with China. The industry group appreciates the efforts of ministers and officials from both countries in reaching this agreement. The resumption of trade is expected to benefit the Australian seafood industry, including hardworking fishers and coastal communities. The industry also looks forward to the continuation of discussions regarding the Tropical Rock Lobster, despite it being on the protected species list. The resumption of trade is also seen as a step towards achieving the Australian seafood industry's target of growing exports to AUD 2 billion by 2030.
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Welcome for plan to resume Australian lobster trade with China. Seafood Industry Australia says it welcomes the agreement of a timetable to resume trade of live Australian lobster back into the mainland China market. In a statement, the trade industry group said: “We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to ministers and officials in Australia and China for their unwavering efforts to resolve this issue. This decision is a major win for some of the Australian seafood industry, for the hardworking fishers, the coastal communities that they support, and for Chinese consumers and we are proud that our high-quality, safe, and sustainable lobsters will soon be back on Chinese tables. “Industry extends appreciation to our import partners who, like Australian fishers and exporters, endured hardship over the last few years in the absence of open trade. We look forward to re-engaging with these valued counterparts to ensure a prosperous, win-win future for Australia – China live ...
Source: Fish Focus

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