Lewis Hu is a journalist for Undercurrent News, specializing in the seafood industry, particularly in China. With a focus on market trends, regulations, and industry developments, Lewis provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the Chinese seafood market, including fish processing, farming, and international trade.
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Lewis Hu's articles predominantly focus on the seafood industry in China, particularly fish farming and imports. His coverage emphasizes investment analysis, announcements, and data citations related to food & beverage and agriculture & farming topics.
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Under the deal, Hema will source more than 700,000 salmon annually from the Norwegian seafood companies to meet growing Chinese consumer demand
The land-based salmon farmer harvested 92t of Atlantic salmon from its Gaotang, Xingbo facility in China, with an average live weight of 6.1kg
Customs data shows Norway accounted for just 40% — or 9,083t — of China’s fresh salmon imports in the first quarter of 2024
Chinese salmon wholesale prices remained largely stable week-on-week at the start of week 49, but dealers reported that they were not making a profit
Chinese farmed tilapia prices have begun to decline since Donald Trump was elected US president and the industry became concerned about the upcoming tariffs
Brazil’s shrimp aquaculture industry is poised to enter the Chinese market in early 2025, though industry experts warn that success will hinge on price competitiveness against established exporters like Ecuador
Chinese salmon wholesale prices saw a significant week-on-week increase in week 50, as import volumes dropped and overseas prices rose ahead of Christmas
Venezuela's government will permit its largest shrimp exporter to resume shipments to China, but only under strict advance payment conditions, following the controversial seizure of the company last month.
China’s shrimp industry is anticipating a market upturn in late December, driven by an expected surge in domestic consumption and government policies aimed at economic stimulus
By: Lewis Hu
Chinese salmon wholesale prices varied in Week 51, with smaller sizes gaining on international Christmas demand while larger fish weakened
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