New Yorkers Push For a Ban on Shark Fin Trade in The State As Some Chinese Businesses Try to Adapt

IBTimes 2012-05-18

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In New York City's bustling Chinatown neighborhood, shoppers have a wide variety of dried shark fins to choose from. But at Po Wing Hong Food Market Inc., an immensely popular and long-standing grocery store, change appears to be afoot.

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