A new Chinese fishing port on Tanzania's Indian Ocean coastline that is ... with the aim of helping China meet its huge domestic demand for seafood. But the means by which it meets this demand ...

Second, look at this interactive graphic by The Outlaw Ocean Project to find information about which seafood brands have responded to these reports by plainly stating that until China allows real ...

Trade records show that much of what is caught by these vessels is sent back to China, but some of the seafood is ... from The Outlaw Ocean Project boarded a Chilean fishing ship in Punta Arenas ...

He explained that the ship ... path. China's seafood fishing fleet is more than double that of its next competitor. How did they become so big and should the world care? The Outlaw Ocean Project ...

with Japanese fishing groups fearing it will further damage the reputation of their seafood and groups in China and South Korea raising concerns, making it a political and diplomatic issue.

with Japanese fishing groups fearing it will further damage the reputation of their seafood and groups in China and South Korea raising concerns, making it a political and diplomatic issue.

Executives from Norway check out their country's seafood products on display during an expo in Dalian, Liaoning province. CHINA DAILY China has become the fastest-growing market for Norwegian ...

with Japanese fishing groups fearing it will further damage the reputation of their seafood and groups in China and South Korea raising concerns, making it a political and diplomatic issue.