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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Given Lewis’s geographic focus on China and the specific themes covered in his articles, it is advisable to tailor any outreach by highlighting developments or expert opinions specific to the Chinese market regarding fish farming, seafood trade dynamics involving China as well as sales & marketing trends within the country.
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By: Lewis Hu
China’s import tariff rate for Ecuadorian shrimp, classified under HS code 0306170, will be reduced to 0% per the terms of a bilateral free trade agreement
By: Lewis Hu
Nordic Aqua’s salmon debuted on the wholesale market in Shanghai at prices higher than for Chilean salmon but lower than fish imported from Norway and the Faroe Islands
By: Lewis Hu
China-listed seafood company Joyvio Food remains at risk of delisting due to its inability to address all inquiries from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Yuehai Feeds will now invest $20m in the new facility in the Vinh Long province of Vietnam, which will supply 70,000t of feed per year for fish farming and 30,000t for shrimp
Shrimp prices in China stayed flat over the recent Labor Day holiday weekend, as sluggish sales and ample supply continue to pervade the market
Industry insiders previously predicted the tilapia supply would recover in China during the second quarter of this year
Vessels are required to keep their satellite positioning systems activated continuously, with violators facing severe penalties
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
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