COVID-19 testing delays Chinese imports of US perishables

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COVID-19 testing delays Chinese imports of US perishables

Lara L. Sowinski | Feb 23, 2021 1:44PM EST
US seafood exporters are among the hardest hit by stricter COVID-19 testing requirements in China that some shippers have decried as non-tariff trade barriers.
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