A Chinese ban on Japanese seafood imports forced the country’s scallop producers to look elsewhere for their processing needs. Ensenada, a city on Mexico’s Pacific coast, might be the answer they are ...
Japan’s government plans to have prison inmates process scallops for export, in order to overcome a bottleneck arising from China’s ban on imported seafood from its neighbor, according to a Mainichi ...
The Japan External Trade Organization, or JETRO, struggles to build a new supply chain for Japanese scallops in the United States that involves processing in Mexico, people familiar with the matter ...
Amid China's complete suspension of Japanese seafood imports due to the discharge of contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the Japanese government has decided to add ...
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Scallops are grilled in their shells. Scallops on the half-shell require less processing than shucked scallops. (Photo: Takumi Sasaki/Nikkei Asia) Seafood e-retailer Foodison is partnering with ...
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