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King Marine Newsletter in July,2015

[ 2015.08.19 ]


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New catching started from 1st July for purse seiner after sea banning in May and June. The specification of the fish is a little bigger and the quantity of the fish is much larger than previous years, main species are mackerel (Scomber Japonicus) and bonito (Auxis Thazard) for both sea frozen and land frozen.
Meantime, the typhoon came earlier than the past 66 years. Normally, the typhoon season was in end of July or beginning of August, however typhoon effected our area about 20days earlier than usual in this year. The name was CHAN-HOM which landed at coast of Zhejiang province on 9th-11th July.

There were more than 400 flights had to be cancelled along with a number of public events and the

government told people they should stay at home only. All the fishing vessels had to be stopped at dock after first catching.

Fortunately, China is well used to dealing with such storms and the typhoon has pasted although this is possibly the strongest July typhoon to hit zhengjiang since 1949.

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The tentacles of China's online retailers grow longer and more pervasive every day, reaching around the world to grab everything from Boston lobster to Norwegian salmon and dragging it home to grace dinner tables of China.
Online retailers JD.com and Alibaba's Tmall.com are locked in battle to sign up overseas merchants and department stores for their newest market places selling nothing but imported products.The competition between Alibaba and JD.com to ship goods directly from overseas to the customer's doorstep in China has expanded from luxury clothing to baby formula and cosmetics.

The latest catches are fresh meat and seafood.These new offerings require sophisticated logistics. Meat and seafood have to be shipped and delivered at low temperature. Any delay can compromise freshness or even cause these posh delicacies to spoil.
In April, JD.com set up a site exclusively selling products from countries like France, Republic of Korea, New Zealand and the United States. On Thursday, the company signed a deal to sell Canadian fresh food and beverages.
JD's arch-rival Alibaba embarked on a global campaign more than a year ago to lure international brands into opening stores on Tmall to sell directly to Chinese consumers, with meat and seafood riding the crest of a wave of fresh, imported produce.
Walmart-backed online grocery store yihaodian.com sells everything from Thai durian and Mexican avocadoes to red shrimp from Argentina.