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How China became a caviar powerhouse

Zhejiang-based Kaluga Queen, the world's largest producer of the delicacy, has a 30% global market share and been growing at an average of 20% annually

Published Thu, Dec 26, 2019 · 09:50 PM

    Beijing

    AT CHINESE caviar firm Kaluga Queen, the world's biggest producer of the delicacy claims to have perfected the art of caviar processing.

    "Everything is meticulously controlled, from the temperature of the water and the room, to the cleaning and salting of the eggs," said Han Lei, the company's head of international sales.

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