Taiwan Tilapia Exports Decline, Fisheries Agency: 'Inventory in Largest Market, the US, is Sufficient'
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Taiwan tilapia exports fell by 25.1% year-on-year from January to April this year. The main reason is sufficient inventory in the US, the largest market. The Fisheries Agency recommends that farmers switch to milkfish or differentiate through international certifications.
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- Q: Why are Taiwan tilapia exports declining?
- A: The main reason is an oversupply of inventory in the US market, prompting Taiwanese farmers to consider switching to other fish species.