China Remains the World’s Largest Tilapia Exporter, with Strong Growth in 2024-2025 China’s Dominance in Global Tilapia Trade China is the world’s largest exporter of tilapia, contributing over 40% of global export volume in the past five years. In 2024, China’s tilapia exports reached $389 million, a 28% increase from 2023, with an average monthly export value of $32 […]
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China’s Tilapia Industry Hit by Typhoon Wipa and Export Slump China’s tilapia industry is facing a double shock of supply-demand imbalance and natural disaster after Typhoon Wipa, the strongest typhoon of 2025, struck on July 20. Although no direct damage to fish farms has been reported, the typhoon’s ripple effect has worsened an already oversupplied […]
U.S. Import Restrictions on Seafood: Banned and High-Risk Drug Lists In the United States, the regulation of drug residues in imported seafood has shifted towards a “zero tolerance” policy. Once any banned or unapproved drugs are detected, regardless of the amount, the consequences can be severe—ranging from product rejection to being placed on the FDA […]
Devastating impact from Typhoon “Butterfly” in Southern China The first typhoon of 2025, Typhoon Butterfly, made landfall in Hainan last Friday (June 13) and struck Guangdong the following day. Along its path, the typhoon brought violent winds and massive waves, followed by sustained torrential rains. The severe weather has caused catastrophic damage across many parts […]
A Major Breakthrough: Local Breeding of Baijiao Sea Bass Successfully Achieved After 30 Years Zhuhai Chenghuifeng Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd., a leading aquaculture and seafood processing enterprise in Zhuhai, proudly highlights a historic milestone in the Baijiao sea bass industry. After more than three decades of reliance on out-of-province fry, Doumen District has […]
Tariff Relief Offers Breathing Room, But Challenges Remain On May 12,2025, China and the U.S. issued the Geneva Joint Statement on Economic and Trade Talks, agreeing to significantly reduce tariffs. Within 90 days, the U.S. will lower its comprehensive tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30% (including a 10% reciprocal tariff and a 20% fentanyl-related surcharge), while China will reduce tariffs on […]






