Thailand seeks to boost bass exports to China to tackle oversupply


BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): The Department of Fisheries is discussing with foreign partners possibilities for export of Thai bass, a type of fish found in rivers and seas, to Chinese markets that still have high demand to alleviate the oversupply problem in Thailand.

Wicharn Ingsrisawang, the department deputy director-general, said: “China has promised to send its officials to inspect the production process of Thai bass to ensure quality and safety, ” he said.

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